Is it possible to slow the progression of COPD?

Expert/s: Dr Philip Lee
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In this episode:

  • Once lung function is lost it cannot be recovered. Stop smoking sooner rather than later to preserve and prevent further lung damage
  • The progression of COPD is variable due to the different predispositions of each patient
  • How patients with COPD progress with COVID

 

Host: Dr David Lim, GP and Medical Educator

Total time: 41 mins

Guest: Dr Philip Lee, Respiratory and Sleep Physician

 

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This educational activity was developed by Healthed at the request of Astrazeneca Respiratory

 

Last Updated: 12 Apr, 2022

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