Respiratory viral codetections are common in young children with RSV and are not associated with worsened clinical course and increased health care resource use.

Treatments for gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors, HIV, influenza, and multiple myeloma are under review.

Unassisted breathing in patients with tracheostomy was linked to decreased weaning duration and increased liberation from MV on hospital discharge.

Structured follow-up and proactive management of adverse events are key factors associated with antifibrotic persistence in patients with ILD.

Although the Lung Rescue Team at Massachusetts General Hospital provides important clinical value for ICU patients with ARF, it is underutilized.

Closed community settings that include children are associated with a high risk for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) transmission.