
Medication Mastery: Tips, Tricks, and Adherence After Transplant
Nur Kazzaz, Pharm D, BCPS, MPH, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist of Pulmonary Medicine spoke with Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the …
“Rejection” is a word that someone who has had a lung transplant never wants to hear. It sounds scary — and it can be — because you want your body to accept your new lung(s) completely. When you hear the word “rejection,” you know that your body is having a problem accepting your new lung(s) as its own. Gaining an understanding of acute and chronic rejection will allow you to have an informed discussion with your doctor about treatment options.

Nur Kazzaz, Pharm D, BCPS, MPH, Clinical Pharmacy Specialist of Pulmonary Medicine spoke with Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the …

Dr. Yuka Furuya, Medical Director for Lung Transplant at CareDx® spoke with Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the Lung Transplant …

Joseph Vincent from PatientMPower and Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the Lung Transplant Foundation joined members of the Lung Transplant …

Carolyn Durham, Chief Scientific Officer at Renovion joined Amy Skiba, Executive Director at the Lung Transplant Foundation and members of …

Jennifer McGrain, MS RRT, Global Head of Patient Advocacy for Rare Diseases at Zambon spoke with Amy Skiba, Executive Director …

The lungs have the highest rate of rejection compared to all other transplanted solid organs. Therefore, life expectancy is shorter …
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