This collection of Research Topics entitled “Evolution in respiratory pharmacology,” involving authors from several countries, confirms that “Respiratory Pharmacology” is a current topic in clinical and research settings. All articles focused on contributions that explore the changing context and emerging new perspectives within Respiratory Pharmacology (Kim et al., Cerqua et al., Li et al., Lin et al., Zhang et al.). The emphasis of this Research Topic is on the dynamics of change and the evolution of the latest progress made in the field of Respiratory Pharmacology. This collection of articles aims to inform, inspire, and provide direction and guidance to researchers in the field.
Editorial: Evolution in respiratory pharmacology
Ruaro B.
;Pozzan R.;Andrisano A. G.;Confalonieri M.;
2023-01-01
Abstract
This collection of Research Topics entitled “Evolution in respiratory pharmacology,” involving authors from several countries, confirms that “Respiratory Pharmacology” is a current topic in clinical and research settings. All articles focused on contributions that explore the changing context and emerging new perspectives within Respiratory Pharmacology (Kim et al., Cerqua et al., Li et al., Lin et al., Zhang et al.). The emphasis of this Research Topic is on the dynamics of change and the evolution of the latest progress made in the field of Respiratory Pharmacology. This collection of articles aims to inform, inspire, and provide direction and guidance to researchers in the field.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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