Posted on Oct 13, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?
Do you keep track of your own medical records? Research has shown that patients who self-advocate by personally managing their medical records have also ...
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Posted on Sep 30, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
Did you know there are a variety of effective treatments for PF? There are many myths about PF – and one of the most ...
Posted on Sep 24, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?
With so much information available online these days, it’s hard to know which sources to trust. Now that you’ve read the FAQs about PF ...
Posted on Aug 25, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
If you or someone you know has Pulmonary Fibrosis, you probably also have lots of questions. Last month we answered some of the most ...
Posted on Jul 31, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
We understand how challenging it is to navigate PF and all the information available. Because of this, we’ve compiled a list of FAQs about ...
Posted on May 26, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?
Quality of life – also called QOL – is an important concept to understand if you have Pulmonary Fibrosis. The World Health Organization describes ...
Posted on Mar 25, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
Many people with Pulmonary Fibrosis (PF) use supplemental oxygen at home. Unfortunately, it can cause dryness in the throat, nose, or mouth. It can ...
Posted on Feb 28, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?
Rare Disease Day is on Sunday, February 28th. On the last day of February, Pulmonary Fibrosis NOW! joins many individuals and organizations in raising ...
Posted on Jan 27, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?
Pulmonary Fibrosis is a rare lung disease that causes irreversible scarring of the lungs and progressively worsens over time. Due to its relatively common ...
Posted on Nov 22, 2020 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
PFNow! has put together some general information from various sources. This article is not meant to recommend any particular plan. Please contact your ...
