
Barbara Crossley
@crossb
oddball mix of enthusiasms -poetry, theatre, bronchiectasis
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So cool to see our EMBARC European Lung Foundation patient groups hard work showcased at #ERSCongress Visit the world village and use the qr code to get the self care guide By patients for patients! EMBARC Barbara Crossley ERS





Join us for a free EMBARC webinar on airway clearance and pulmonary rehabilitation 👇🫁 ERS_physios ERS_Assembly9 ACPRC The London ACPRC Hub Love Your Lungs King's Physiotherapy School of Life Course & Population Sciences

New paper from EMBARC Diagnostic delay and access to care in bronchiectasis A survey of 760 patients from 40 countries 40% of patients wait 5 years+ for a diagnosis and 25% wait >10 years from symptom onset led by Dr Arietta Spinou Michal Shteinberg erj.ersjournals.com/content/erj/ea…


Tomorrow is World Bronchiectasis Day! Join us for a special webinar- ask you questions and get answers from real experts on the condition including מיכל שטיינברג Stefano Aliberti Barbara Crossley and many more I'll be behind the scenes answering as many questions as i can!


Bronchiectasis is a heterogeneous disease. if we want personalised medicine, we need BIOMARKERS to guide treatment Explore the pathophysiology of bronchiectasis by checking out our latest paper from Emma Johnson and Merete Long err.ersjournals.com/content/errev/…


Patient perspective represented by Barbara Crossley and her colleague from Greece European Lung Foundation EMBARC




Its time to shift the paradigm in bronchiectasis Thinking about bronchiectasis as an inflammatory disease means - earlier intervention - focus on non-antibiotic treatments - clinicians and scientists working together - Pipeline of new anti-inflammatory treatments Merete Long

For most of the past 3 decades, bronchiectasis has been treated as an infectious disease. A new Review in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine argues that bronchiectasis is primarily a chronic inflammatory disease and introduces a novel concept of disease activity: hubs.li/Q02FqqBl0





