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Thorax30/09/2026
Stakeholder-informed prioritisation of HealthTech innovation across chronic respiratory disease: the HERON study.
Thorax22/09/2026
Systematic misclassification of lung function in Indian adolescents using GLI-2012 reference equations: evidence from the multicity APEAL cohort.
Thorax18/09/2026
Generational changes in lung function in adults from several world regions: results from the Burden of Obstructive Lung Disease study.
Thorax18/09/2026
Interplay between diaphragm thickening, force generation and lung volume change: a physiological study in health and diaphragm weakness.
Thorax18/09/2026
Targeting fatigue in COPD with chronic respiratory failure undergoing pulmonary rehabilitation: a multicentre, randomised, placebo-controlled trial of L-arginine/liposomal vitamin C.
Thorax15/09/2026
Randomised controlled trial of partitioned aerobic exercise training using one-leg cycling in patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
Thorax15/09/2026
Prevalence of asthma among African children and adolescents: findings from the Chronic Respiratory Disease Observatory for Africa (CHEST-Africa).
Thorax11/09/2026
Phase 1b ATMOS trial of the inhaled sGC activator mosliciguat in patients with PAH/CTEPH.
Thorax10/09/2026
Effects of hyperoxia on pulmonary inflammation and organ injury in a human in vivo model (HIPI): a randomised controlled trial.
Thorax10/09/2026
Markers of microvascular instability predict severity and survival in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
Thorax10/09/2026
Familial pulmonary fibrosis: a UK consensus framework for the investigation and management of patients and their relatives.
Thorax09/09/2026
Tuberculosis during JAK inhibitor or TNF-α inhibitors therapy: a disproportionality analysis from WHO pharmacovigilance database.
Thorax09/09/2026
Associations between accelerated lung function decline and cardiovascular outcomes: a systematic review.
Thorax09/09/2026
Garnet mosaic sign on thoracoscopy in pulmonary angiosarcoma.