In October of 2025, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) made a big announcement: Jascayd (nerandomilast) tablets have been approved to treat ...
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Posted on Oct 25, 2025 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!, Look for the Right Care, Find Natural Therapies
Thank you once again to our recent special guest speaker, Dr. Vaishali Prabhudesai (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery). Dr. Prabhudesai is a ...
Living with Pulmonary Fibrosis: Why Goals of Care Matter A diagnosis of pulmonary fibrosis brings a flood of questions and emotions. Whether you’re newly ...
Posted on Apr 29, 2025 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!
May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a crucial time to reflect on the intricate connections between mental well-being and overall physical health, including lung health. ...
Posted on Mar 19, 2025 In Related blogs, Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
Thank you to our volunteer Dr. Mohamed Elnaggar for contributing to this blog: Dr. Mohamed Elnaggar is a physician in the field of Pulmonary ...
Posted on Feb 28, 2025 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!, Look for the Right Care
Rare Disease Day is regarded as a special day for rare disease patients, relatives, and caregivers to unite and raise awareness for rare diseases. ...
Posted on Dec 02, 2024 In Recently Diagnosed?
Do you have questions about palliative care, hospice, and/or end-of-life planning? It can be very difficult for patients, relatives, and caregivers to find information ...
Posted on Jul 02, 2024 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!
This blog was authored by the volunteer Anya Willis and edited by staff at PF NOW! Learn more about Anya below, and let us ...
Posted on Mar 27, 2024 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!
As we near the end of special education month, dedicated to advocacy and activism, we’d like to shed light on Long COVID Awareness. Specifically, ...
Posted on Mar 08, 2024 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!
On March 8th, our advocacy month continues by celebrating International Women’s Day. Though both men and women can be afflicted by PF, this is ...
