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Patients may have heard there are no effective treatments for pulmonary fibrosis (PF). While there is no known cure for PF, there are several effective treatments.

People who use supplemental oxygen may think it's addictive or will weaken their lungs. Not true!

Patients may think they need a lung biopsy to diagnose pulmonary fibrosis (PF). More often, a high-resolution CT scan combined with the patient's history and physical exam information can lead to a diagnosis without a lung biopsy.

People with chronic illnesses, such as PF, may be at higher risk for developing complications from COVID-19. There are several everyday precautions that individuals can take to help avoid infection from the virus. These include staying home as much as possible, limiting contact with those outside your household and avoiding non-essential errands and visits.

The PFF provides guidance and informational resources for the PF community to better understand and help prevent infection from the virus.

Diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis in 2009, Valeria Hatcher describes that much of her life revolves around scheduling doctor visits and making sure she has an adequate oxygen supply every day.

Taking care of your own health and well-being is a necessary component in providing the care your loved one needs.

Living with pulmonary fibrosis is challenging for not only the patient but also for the caregiver.

Caring for your loved one with pulmonary fibrosis is never easy and there is much to be learned from the experience.