
Recent News
October 13, 2008
Asthma Experts Advise Pediatricians
Pediatricians need to diagnose asthma earlier and identify allergy triggers if they want to achieve better outcomes with their asthma patients, according to allergy and asthma experts who spoke at an educational program sponsored by National Jewish Health.
October 13, 2008
Immunologists Kappler, Marrack Elected to Institute of Medicine
National Jewish Health Immunologists Phillippa Marack and John Kappler have been elected to the Institute of Medicine
October 6, 2008
Family Air Care Launch
Home owners, buyers and renters can now assure that their indoor environment is healthy and safe with an easy-to-use kit manufactured and serviced by the nation’s number one respiratory hospital, National Jewish Health. The Family Air Care Indoor Allergens and Mold Test Kit reports levels of the most common indoor allergens and a relative moldiness index. The product will be especially useful for millions of people with allergies and asthma, who can benefit from lower exposure to allergens and irritants in their environment.
New Directions
A Publication for the Friends of National Jewish Health
The Spring 2008 issue of New Directions is now available. Read about the new Minimally Invasive Diagnostic Center, a new test to find a hole in the heart, a weight-loss program recently launched by National Jewish Health, and more.

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The Forum for Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Lung Cancer
In April 2008, National Jewish Health became the new home of Lung Cancer FrontiersTM. This publication for healthcare providers is dedicated to advancing knowledge about lung cancer, with an emphasis on early diagnosis and treatment.
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