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$3.5M Awarded for Dyspnea Detection Research in COPD and Ventilated Patients

$3.5M Awarded for Dyspnea Detection Research in COPD and Ventilated Patients

Researchers secured $3.5 million to develop an automated tool that can detect respiratory discomfort in patients who cannot communicate, including those on mechanical ventilation. The effort targets improved recognition of dyspnea in COPD and critically ill populations.

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$3.5M to Fund Dyspnea Research for COPD, Ventilated Patients

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