2nd Edition of International Conference on Advanced Pulmonology, Respiratory Medicine & Lung Health

Connecting expertise across pulmonary medicine and respiratory research, the 2nd Edition of International Conference on Advanced Pulmonology, Respiratory Medicine & Lung Health (ICPRL 2027) will take place from June 28–30, 2027, in Rome, Italy as a Hybrid Event, with both onsite and online participation available. The conference will provide a platform for sharing scientific research, discussing clinical practices, and supporting collaboration in respiratory medicine and lung health. Guided by the theme “Advancing Respiratory Health through Research, Innovation and Clinical Care”, the conference will support broad scientific exchange and professional collaboration across the field.

ICPRL 2027 welcomes respiratory physicians, pulmonologists, thoracic surgeons, intensivists, allergists, respiratory therapists, nurses, clinical researchers, academicians, healthcare professionals, students, pharmaceutical scientists, medical device developers, and public health professionals. The event encourages interaction among specialists from related disciplines and supports professional networking within the respiratory healthcare community.

The agenda will cover chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, interstitial lung diseases, pulmonary infections, thoracic oncology, sleep-related breathing disorders, respiratory diagnostics, pulmonary rehabilitation, critical care medicine, pediatric pulmonology, respiratory immunology, precision medicine, lung transplantation, and treatment approaches related to respiratory health.

The program will include keynote sessions, oral presentations, poster presentations, workshops, and networking sessions. Participants will have opportunities to exchange insights, present research, and build professional connections in pulmonology and respiratory medicine. We welcome you to join ICPRL 2027 in Rome, Italy, or online to contribute to discussions on respiratory research, clinical care, and lung health.