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PHA-supported research sheds light on the role of TBX4 gene.
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Erin Baker considers her lung transpant a chance to breathe and live my life after 21 years with pulmonary arterial transplantation. “With medical advances, lung transplant recipients are living longer, fulfilling lives,” says Baker, of Sydney, Australia. “Survival does not only depend on medicine, but also on how you face the journey and care for your new lungs.”
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People with pulmonary hypertension face higher risks from flu and COVID-19. Stay protected by getting recommended vaccines this fall.
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Sickle Cell and Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month highlights how associated conditions can increase the risk of pulmonary hypertension.
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