Posted on Jan 26, 2023 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
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Posted on Sep 30, 2022 In Recently Diagnosed?, Find Natural Therapies
Have you heard of the connection between environmental exposures and PF? There are many different types of PF, and for some people, the cause ...
Posted on Aug 26, 2022 In Recently Diagnosed?
If you have PF, there are many ways to reduce symptoms and improve quality of life. While considering various treatment options, try talking to ...
Posted on Jun 30, 2022 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
July is our first annual Lung Transplant Awareness Month! When discussing treatment options for PF, your doctor or pulmonologist may have brought up the ...
Posted on May 02, 2022 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
The month of May is national Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States. With mental illness impacting millions of people throughout the world, ...
Posted on Mar 31, 2022 In Related blogs, Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
When you or someone you know has PF, you’ll likely have questions about the latest research and the safest treatment options available. No matter ...
Posted on Mar 31, 2022 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
There are many reasons to keep track of your own medical records. Recordkeeping is a worthwhile investment for your long-term health and quality of ...
Posted on Dec 21, 2021 In Recently Diagnosed?, Look for the Right Care
Is the influenza vaccine, also known as the flu shot, safe for people with PF? This is a common question for PF patients, especially ...
In November, our research study about symptoms and quality of life for PF patients was published here. This peer-reviewed publication was a pilot study. ...
Posted on Oct 27, 2021 In Find Natural Therapies
With time, more and more people are understanding the realities of COVID-19 long haul (or “Post COVID-19 Condition”). In September, we posted a blog ...
