COPD is heterogeneous in its clinical manifestations and disease progression. Patients often have disease courses that are difficult to predict with readily available data, such as lung function testing. The... View Article
Pulmonary Hypertension (PH) patients need more treatment options, and it seems the Merck’s MK5475 inhaled drug is quite promising! FLUIDDA’s FRI technology showed substantial and homogeneous vasodilation throughout the lung... View Article
The exact prevalence of COPD worldwide is largely unknown, but estimates have varied from 7-19%. The Burden of Obstructive Lung Disease (BOLD) study found a global prevalence of 10.1%. According to WHO estimates, 65 million people... View Article
“In the respiratory space, the use of technology is still at a fairly low level. The gold standard is still spirometry. It is time to reassess and see if technology can be used in a way that really improves... View Article
On Friday October 21 Jan De Backer, CEO Fluidda will present at the “23. Deutsches Aerosol Therapie Symposium”, which will be held in the Hyperion Hotel in Munich, Germany. The... View Article
During the last ERS conference in Barcelona, Wendel Dierckx, who previously worked for Fluidda, and momentarily works for and conducts research at the MedImprove lung rehabilitation clinic in Kontich, Belgium,... View Article
On Friday October 7 at 2 PM EST, Jan De Backer CEO of Fluidda, will present at the RESCON-summit in New York. The presentation is entitled: “In-vitro/In-silico bio-equivalence trials as... View Article
Fluidda organized a Team Building in the Belgian Ardennes for its staff. Because the company operates worldwide and is growing rapidly, several employees had never met each other in person,... View Article
Fluidda and Aptar Pharma Announce Exclusive Collaboration to Help Accelerate Regulatory Pathway for Orally Inhaled Products Kontich, Belgium, September 22, 2022 – Fluidda, leader in the field of Functional Respiratory... View Article
FRI in critical care: challenges and opportunities Functional Respiratory Imaging (FRI) did not have a place in critical care before the COVID-19 pandemic, but as healthcare systems were overloaded with... View Article