Therese Borden is the editor of CHEST Physician. After 20 years of research, writing, and editing in the field of international development and economics, she began working in the field of medical editing and has held a variety of editorial positions with the company. She holds a PhD in International Economics from American University, Washington, and a BA in history from the University of Washington, Seattle.
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Sleepless in the pandemic
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Overexposure to media COVID-19 content may contribute to emotional distress and sleeplessness.
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‘Collateral damage’: COVID-19 threatens patients with COPD
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Patients presenting at the ED with acute exacerbations of COPD could experience diagnostic and treatment delays.
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Trial undertaken to better predict pulmonary hypertension prognosis
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The study is designed to establish the clinical utility of daily activity tracking in patients with pulmonary...
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Lombardy ICU capacity stressed to breaking point by COVID-19 outbreak
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There were relatively few cases in children and they had relatively mild disease.
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Second U.S. coronavirus patient confirmed
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A Chicago resident returning from Wuhan, China, on Jan. 13, 2020, developed symptoms of the disease and contacted her health care provider.
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Washington state patient is first U.S. case of novel coronavirus
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The outbreak began at an animal and meat market in China and now has spread to at least four other countries....
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Two new cases of coronavirus pneumonia in Thailand, Japan
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The new cases of 2019-nCoV were identified in travelers from the affected province in China.
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Mystery pneumonia in China has health officials on alert
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There are no reports of person-to-person transmission or health care worker infection of this pneumonia.
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The measles comeback of 2019
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Three-quarters of these cases in 2019 were linked to recent outbreaks in New York.
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EVALI outbreak ongoing, but new cases decline
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Since the week of Sept. 15, 2019, hospitalized cases of EVALI have steadily declined.
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Environmental Scan: Drivers of philanthropy
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Charitable giving, foundation support, and grants touch the lives of millions of patients and have an impact across all fields of practice of...
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Vaping-linked lung injury: 2,172 cases, 42 deaths
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Forty-two deaths from EVALI have been confirmed in 24 states and the District of Columbia.
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Environmental Scan: Drivers of social, political and environmental change
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Spiraling costs of medical care, consumer activism around health care delivery, an aging population, and growing evidence of climate change are...
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CDC identifies probable culprit in vaping lung injuries
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In addition, obtaining vaping devices from informal sources, such as from a dealer, off the street, or from a friend, was more likely to be linked...
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Vaping-linked lung injury cases near 1,900
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Thirty-seven deaths from vaping-associated lung injuries have been reported in 24 states and the District of Columbia.