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The Lung Lab

The Lung Lab

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The Lung Lab is a podcast exploring how we are redefining rare and progressive lung disease. From how it is detected, to how it is measured, to how it is ultimately treated. Hosted by Elizabeth Estes, Executive Director of the Open Source Imaging Consortium (OSIC), the series brings together clinicians, scientists, and technologists working at the intersection of imaging, data, and disease. Each episode gets into the real challenges holding lung disease research back, including inconsistent measurement and fragmented data, and highlights the breakthroughs and the people emerging to solve them. From interstitial lung abnormalities to ILD, bronchiectasis, and beyond, The Lung Lab focuses on the diseases that matter most and the patients who cannot afford to wait. This is not just about innovation, it is about attempting to build a new foundation for how disease is understood.2026
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  • What If We Could? The Story Behind The World's Largest Lung Disease Database

    What If We Could? The Story Behind The World's Largest Lung Disease Database
    Apr 1 2026

    What if we could detect lung disease years earlier than we thought possible? What if we could bring together fierce competitors to transform lung disease care for good?

    Welcome to The Lung Lab, a podcast exploring how we are redefining rare and progressive lung disease. Hosted by Elizabeth Estes, Executive Director of the Open Source Imaging Consortium (OSIC), the series brings together the leading clinicians, scientists, and technologists shaping the future of lung disease care.

    From interstitial lung abnormalities to ILD, bronchiectasis, and beyond, The Lung Lab focuses on the diseases that matter most, and the patients who cannot afford to wait.

    This isn't just about innovation. It's about building a new foundation for how disease is understood.

    For more information on the Open Source Imaging Consortium (OSIC), visit https://osicild.org.
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