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Products that promise a natural cure for pulmonary fibrosis (PF) do not have scientific data to support their claims. Learn more about the clinical research process for new PF therapies.

Survival after a lung transplant depends on your situation. Learn more about lung transplantation.

Palliative care simply means treating symptoms of the disease. It is not the same as hospice care, which is a specific type of palliative care. Learn more about palliative care.

Most people with pulmonary fibrosis can and should exercise. Pulmonary rehabilitation can help patients get started. Learn more about exercising with PF.

Currently, stem cell therapy is not a proven treatment for pulmonary fibrosis and may cause serious harm. Learn more about the status of stem cell therapy and pulmonary fibrosis.

No one can predict exactly how long a person with pulmonary fibrosis (PF) will live. Learn more about the PF life expectancy figures you may have seen.

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.