If a rising tide lifts all ships, the discussion at Monday’s Women’s Forum indicates the ATS fleet is striving to get stronger in years to come.The luncheon presentation focused on developing meaningful mentor-mentee relationships.

The ATS is the only medical society in respiratory medicine that maintains a Washington, D.C., government relations office. Through this office, the Society advocates on behalf of patients, members, and the profession.

People truly have strong feelings about the proper diagnosis and management of difficult-to-treat and severe asthma in children, according to Heather Hoch, MD, assistant professor of pediatrics-pulmonary medicine at the University of Colorado in Aurora.

When the sun goes down, the ICU patient experience changes. New shifts begin, sleep disturbances are common, and an end to visiting hours can all affect a patient’s overnight experience.