Discover the latest news from the Pulmonary Hypertension, including advocacy updates, research articles and event coverage.
During Stephanie Tsoi’s pediatric residency, she quickly realized how much researchers and clinicians still have to uncover about PH. “Caring for critically ill children … continues to inspire me to keep asking new questions and pursuing innovative research that can change outcomes,” says Tsoi, the recipient of PHA’s 2025 Early Career Mentored Scientist Award.
Diagnosis & treatment
The Pulmonary Hypertension Association accredited 11 new Pulmonary Hypertension Care Centers in 2025. There are now 107 PHA-accredited PH care centers throughout the United States.
Accredited care centers
Join PHA, the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation and the Fundación Contra la Hipertensión Pulmonar on Dec. 10 for the webinar, “Advancing PH-ILD: Global Evidence and Innovation.”
Cai Xiumei’s had blue lips as a child but didn’t learn she had pulmonary hypertension until she was in her seventies. “I was so busy with work and raising children, I never went to the doctor,” the former teacher says. Cai, 85, of China, is among those with PH who shared their stories for Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Month.
Diagnosis & treatment
As you review your insurance options during open enrollment season, beware of plans that seem too good to be true. You might encounter offers for seemingly affordable plans that won’t cover your health services because you have a pre-existing condition like PH.
Insurance & treatment access
Help develop a colleague’s PH-treating knowledge as a PHA professional mentor or expand your skills as a professional mentee. Join the Pulmonary Hypertension Association’s professional mentor program. The program connects physicians, nurses, pharmacists, social workers and other allied health professionals with experienced mentors to support their professional growth.
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