Press Releases

Bronchiectasis, a rare lung disease is increasing; the ATS and its Forum of International Respiratory Societies partners unite to call for early detection.

The award recipients represent institutions from regions across the U.S.

Four researchers have received ATS grants for research in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine. Sponsored by Johnson & Johnson, the grants total $400,000.

Dr. Labarca is the first recipient from Chile to receive an ATS grant.

Martin Kang, PhD, of the Medical University of South Carolina, is this year’s recipient of the ATS/ALA Commemorative 120th Anniversary Joint Research Award.

On World No Tobacco Day May 31, the ATS and its FIRS partners support the World Health Organization’s (WHO) efforts to expose and condemn the tobacco industry’s harmful tactics—many of which are aimed at young people.

New study published at the ATS International Conference shows an unexpectedly high frequency of pulmonary embolism in pediatric patients — equal to rates seen in adults.

A mother’s air pollution exposure during pregnancy can increase asthma risk in her adult offspring, per new mouse study published at the ATS 2025 IC.

Standard screening tests may result in misclassification of the delirium status of Spanish-speaking patients, suggests new study published at ATS 2025.