Respiratory health around the globe - ERS Congress 2025 theme

23 June, 2025 | Online
14:00–15:00 CEST

In this webinar, the theme of the ERS Congress 2025 on global differences and similarities in lung diseases will be discussed with regards to different ILDs and complications on the basis of three established ILD registries, in collaboration with colleagues from ALAT and APSR.

3 July, 2025 | Online
14:00–15:00 CEST

This webinar addresses an urgent need to translate emerging research into clinical practice, guide multidisciplinary care, and provide evidence-based strategies to improve patient outcomes across diverse populations.

28 August, 2025 | Online
14:00–15:00 CEST

This webinar will cover the global application of lung cancer screening programmes. In the era of emerging advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and robots, it is important to give less developed countries a motive to make lung cancer screening more efficient, using published data representing the state of the art techniques, and stimulating local authorities to initiate annual screening programmes for smoking and non-smoking individuals.

5 September, 2025 | Online
15:00–16:00 CEST

This webinar will cover the obesity epidemic and its impact on respiratory health. Following this webinar, participants will understand the impact of obesity its effect on respiratory health; how to raise awareness of obesity and its impact on global respiratory health, plus its implications for healthcare systems.

18 September, 2025 | Online
12:00–13:00 CEST

Following this webinar, participants will understand the scope and drivers of the epidemic of e-cigarette use among young people, the health risks of e-cigarette use in children and adolescents and the need to regulate youth vaping for a healthier future.

23 September, 2025 | Online
16:00–17:00 CEST

This webinar will address the need for cross-regional dialogue and collaboration, enabling participants to learn from varied contexts and approaches. It responds to a growing call for global coordination, especially in the face of persistent inequalities, the threat of antimicrobial resistance, and the global goal to end TB.