PULMONARY HYPERTENSION ASSOCIATION NEWS
PHA 2026 Theme Embodies Hope for a Cure
Diane Dauwalder of Fort Worth, Texas, used her home state’s slang to express hope for a PH cure in her submission for the PHA 2026 theme contest. Her submission, “PHixin’ to Find a Cure,” was chosen as the theme for PHA 2026 PH International Conference and Scientific Sessions.
Step Up for 9 O2breathe Walks This Fall
The Pulmonary Hypertension Association’s O2breathe Walks return this fall in nine cities. The walks are designed to raise PH awareness, connect the PH community and raise money to support PHA’s mission.
PHPN Symposium To Feature Patient Perspectives on Care Management
Two people who have pulmonary hypertension will share their perspectives on PH care management at the PH Professional Network Symposium. The symposium takes place Sept. 18-20 at the Hyatt Regency Seattle. PHA and PHA Canada are co-hosting the session featuring Eric Borstein and Kate Salonga.
Make Hope Possible Every Month by Joining Sustainers Circle
When Dorothy Briggs was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension, she used PHA’s website to navigate her PH-related worries and fears. Today, she gives back so others in the PH community have access to the same vital online education and support. As a member of the Sustainers Circle, PHA’s monthly donor club, Briggs knows that her recurring gift helps ensure no one walks alone with PH.
PH and Pageantry: Taking the Stage for Awareness and Self Advocacy
Elise Firestone has competed in pageants and fitness and dance competitions for many years. Firestone, 42, who was diagnosed in 2002 with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension, raises PH awareness through competitions.
PHA Welcomes 4 New Members to Board of Trustees
The Pulmonary Hypertension Association welcomes four new board members: Allison Dsouza, Debra Hines-Bruce, Mitzi-McIver LaBarge and cardiologist Delphine Yung.
Global Patient Survey Identifies 10 Priorities for Improving PH Care
The Pulmonary Vascular Research Institute has released 10 global priorities for improving patient care after analyzing results of its Pulmonary Hypertension Global Patient Survey. The findings are based on the responses of 3,329 adults with PH from 90 countries.
PHA 2026 Theme Embodies Hope for a Cure
Diane Dauwalder of Fort Worth, Texas, used her home state’s slang to express hope for a PH cure in her submission for the PHA 2026 theme contest. Her submission, “PHixin’ to Find a Cure,” was chosen as the theme for PHA 2026 PH International Conference and Scientific Sessions.
Step Up for 9 O2breathe Walks This Fall
The Pulmonary Hypertension Association’s O2breathe Walks return this fall in nine cities. The walks are designed to raise PH awareness, connect the PH community and raise money to support PHA’s mission.