Titlebook: Orphan Lung Diseases; A Clinical Guide to Vincent Cottin,Jean-Francois Cordier,Luca Richeldi Book 20151st edition Springer-Verlag London 2

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Orphan Lung Diseases from Definition to Organisation of Care,to care for their disease because of its rarity, and that insufficient research is developed to improve diagnosis, clinical management, and especially the more distressing manifestations. The patients with rare diseases thus feel abandoned and orphan when comparing with patients with common diseases

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The Challenges of Clinical Research in Orphan Diseases,enerally poorly studied, frequently not well understood, and often have no effective therapy. Recognition of the importance of research into rare diseases has been growing. In fact, rare disease research findings not only benefit these patients directly, but may also elucidate mechanisms for common