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Africa’s respiratory “Big Five”
Author(s) -
Kevin Mortimer,
Rebecca Nantanda,
Jamilah Meghji,
Aneesa Vanker,
Andrew Bush,
Nqobile Ndimande,
Obianuju B. Ozoh,
Refiloe Masekela
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
journal of the pan african thoracic society
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2694-4561
DOI - 10.25259/jpats_12_2021
Subject(s) - general partnership , attendance , pneumonia , medicine , environmental health , lung disease , political science , economic growth , lung , law , economics
The British Thoracic Society (BTS) launched a Global Health Group in the winter of 2019 in partnership with the Pan African Thoracic Society. This key meeting generated a lot of interest and areas of mutual benefit. Due to the overwhelming interest at the 2019 meeting, a virtual offering of the BTS Winter meeting February 2021, included a symposium by the Global Health Group on Africa’s Respiratory “Big Five.” The Winter meeting was free for PATS members and symposium had an excellent attendance, covering the following areas: Pneumonia in the under 5, impact of air pollution on lung health, post-TB lung disease, and non-communicable respiratory disease across the life course. This paper is a summary of the symposium and seeks to address research priority areas for lung health research on the African continent.

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