
EMBARC
The European Bronchiectasis Registry
The European Bronchiectasis Registry
This week sees the publication of two large phase III randomized controlled trials of inhaled aztreonam in bronchiectasis. The global studies investigated whether patients with chronic Gram-negative …
A record number of abstracts featuring bronchiectasis are presented the ERS 2014 meeting. Below is a list of some of the key sessions featuring bronchiectasis abstracts
Room B2-1 Session 54 …
Congratulations to EMBARC's Felix Ringshausen for today winning the ERS best abstract award for his study
"Predictors of lung function decline in stable non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis"
The …
The European Bronchiectasis Network (EMBARC) seeks to promote clinical research in bronchiectasis and to build research capacity in Europe. A key task in this will be identifying the areas of …
The EMBARC registry is now open for registration. Centres are able to sign up to participate in the EU wide registry of non-CF bronchiectasis. Instructions on how to register and to access the CRF …
International bronchiectasis researchers reported new data at the American Thoracic Society 2014 conference last week, with important new work in bronchiectasis reported. Highlights of two …
A randomized controlled trial from investigators in Australia suggests that 8 weeks of supervised exercise training can reduce the frequency of exacerbations in patients with bronchiectasis. Previous …
The European Respiratory Society has recognised EMBARC by awarding the European Bronchiectasis Network status as an official Clinical Research Collaboration (CRC). The three year partnership with the …
Over 100 investigators and centres in 21 countries have now joined the EMBARC network. The participation of so many enthusiastic researchers across Europe will ensure the success of the EMBARC …