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Temple Lung Center | Enrolling Clinical Trials News

Temple Lung Center | Enrolling Clinical Trials

The Temple Lung Center conducts one of the most comprehensive lung disease clinical trials programs in the country. Our advancements in basic, translational and clinical research are changing lung disease treatment. By pioneering effective ...

Temple Lung Center Performs First Procedure in AIRFLOW-4 Clinical Trial for COPD News

Temple Lung Center Performs First Procedure in AIRFLOW-4 Clinical Trial for COPD

The Temple Lung Center has performed the first procedure in the AIRFLOW-4 clinical trial, evaluating the investigational dNerva® Lung Denervation System — a novel, non-implant, bronchoscopic therapy designed to target the underlying neural ...

FAQ: Building and Scaling a High-Performance Lung Transplant Program News

FAQ: Building and Scaling a High-Performance Lung Transplant Program

Lung transplantation remains one of the most complex, resource-intensive interventions in pulmonary medicine, requiring precise coordination across disciplines, rapid evaluation pathways, and long-term patient management strategies.

Temple Lung Center Joins National Bronchiectasis and NTM Care Center Network News

Temple Lung Center Joins National Bronchiectasis and NTM Care Center Network

Temple Lung Center is proud to announce its official designation as a member of the Bronchiectasis and NTM Care Center Network, a national collaborative dedicated to advancing research, improving standards of care, and expanding access ...

Temple Lung Center: Advances in Lung Care and Research in 2025 News

Temple Lung Center: Advances in Lung Care and Research in 2025

Pulmonary care is evolving rapidly, from earlier detection strategies to new minimally invasive therapies and expanding access to clinical trials.

Novel CABG Technique Demonstrates Improved Right Ventricular Function in High-Risk Patients News

Novel CABG Technique Demonstrates Improved Right Ventricular Function in High-Risk Patients

Temple Health cardiovascular surgeons describe a differentiated surgical approach to coronary revascularization with implications for patients with pulmonary hypertension and right ventricular failure