Do COVID-19 patients really die of COVID? A new study helps put to rest conspiracy theory and shows the importance of evidence-based ICU care for ARDS.

Key advice you should still use, and continue to share, in the new year.

Thanks to healthcare all-stars, the world enters 2021 optimistically with more clues than ever before about defeating the pandemic.

New algorithm helps clinicians flag COVID-19 patients who need more care.

A new study finds pulse oximeters are less likely to give accurate readings in Black patients vs. white patients, with implications for COVID-19 treatment and beyond.

By studying the roles of an inflammatory protein and antibodies in chronic rejection after lung transplantation, researchers discover possibilities for new treatments.

A new review summarizes practices that lessen time on a ventilator and reduce deaths.

A double lung transplant rids one patient of emphysema and gives him a lifetime to breathe.

Three health specialists provide guidance for caring for COVID at home as well as after a hospitalization.

Researchers have created an experimental device that, instead of inhibiting inflammatory proteins in COVID-19 patients, changes the phenotype of circulating white blood cells, helping wean two patients off ECMO.

Survival rates for COVID-19 patients on ECMO life support is similar to that for other ARDS causes, a new study finds.

With raging wildfires affecting air quality, protecting your lung health is key.

Infectious diseases expert answer questions about safely returning to school, especially if a child or family member has a preexisting health condition.

New research in mice suggests that understanding the role of the lung microbiome may be pivotal to reducing infection brought on by oxygen treatment for hypoxemia.

As more patients are discharged from stressed ICUs, they face multiple problems brought on by the pandemic.