Respiratory Health Association is pleased to welcome Anna M. Clausen, MBA, PMP, to its Board of Directors. A global project and program manager with more than 30 years of experience at Abbott, Clausen has led complex initiatives across diagnostics, nutrition,...
Respiratory Health Association is pleased to welcome Trisha Rawlings, MPH, MBA, to its Board of Directors. A healthcare strategy and transformation leader with more than 20 years of experience, Rawlings has built a career at the intersection of public health, digital...
The Respiratory Health Association (RHA) is proud to announce that we have been recognized at the 68th Publicity Club of Chicago’s Annual Golden Trumpet Awards for “RHA Rescues Funding for Illinois School Program.” This acknowledgment highlights RHA’s ongoing...
After asthma, Long Covid, and a heart condition set her health back, Julia Wheeler took up running and is now preparing for her third marathon.
Lung cancer often does not cause symptoms in its early stages. Finding it earlier can mean more treatment options and better outcomes. Even though screening can help find lung cancer earlier, not enough people are asking their healthcare provider about getting tested....
A Lifelong Advocate Mia was diagnosed with asthma as a baby and has volunteered with RHA since she was four, when she joined her parents at Hustle up the Hancock. Today she's a fourth-year mechanical engineering student at Illinois Institute of Technology who hopes to...
RHA awards Dr. Lillian J. Eichner of Northwestern’s Feinberg School a $75,000 grant to study the LKB1 gene’s role in non-small cell lung cancer.
RHA and Inogen name Norwick (UIC) and Buckingham (Vanderbilt) as inaugural recipients of the RHA Inogen Oxygen Fellowship.
A look back at how RHA board member Dr. Tony Marinelli helped bring flu vaccines to thousands of Chicagoans decades before they were available at every pharmacy.
RHA responds to the EPA’s decision to repeal power plant emissions restrictions, calling it a setback for public health and air quality.