Detection, assessment and management of pulmonary fibrosis

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In this Healthed lecture, Associate Professor Nicole Goh outlines the key features of pulmonary fibrosis from presenting and distinguishing signs, testing, and diagnosis to the latest evidence-based treatments. She will also provide an update on the current prognosis and natural history of pulmonary fibrosis as well as the GP’s role in managing  patients with this not uncommon condition.

Last Updated: 19 Mar, 2025

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