Posted on May 29, 2026 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!, Look for the Right Care
For people living with pulmonary fibrosis (PF), breathing can change from one place to another. A walk that feels manageable at sea level may ...
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Posted on Nov 28, 2025 In Take Action - Fight PF Now!
The holidays can be a beautiful time of year—full of traditions, favorite foods, and chances to connect. But if you’re living with pulmonary fibrosis ...
Posted on Jun 30, 2025 In Look for the Right Care
Understanding the Hidden Dangers of Indoor & Outdoor Air Pollution In recent support group meetups, community members have reported concerns about smokey air from ...
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 03, 2025 In Look for the Right Care
For patients living with pulmonary fibrosis (PF), oxygen therapy is often a critical part of managing symptoms and improving quality of life. Pulmonary fibrosis, ...
Posted on Sep 11, 2024 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
Pulmonary fibrosis (PF) is a rare disease characterized by scarring of lung tissue, making it difficult for patients to breathe and maintain adequate oxygen ...
Posted on Apr 29, 2024 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
Living with pulmonary fibrosis has its set of challenges and concerns, but for some people, there may be an additional complication: pulmonary hypertension (PH). ...
Posted on Sep 29, 2023 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
Have you heard of “brain fog”? Many people with PF have a hard time thinking clearly, remembering things, or focusing. While PF is a ...
Posted on Dec 24, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?
Do your PF symptoms worsen based off the weather? As shown in our FAQs, many people with PF are sensitive to certain climates and ...
Have you or someone you know been recently diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis? If so, you probably have a lot of questions about treatment options ...
