Lung diseases represent a major public health challenge, causing 17% of deaths globally and profoundly affecting the quality of life of those who suffer from them. At the 25th National Congress of Pneumology, held in Milan, important innovations in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as asthma, COPD, lung cancer, pulmonary hypertension, and pulmonary fibrosis were presented. The event highlighted the urgency of an innovative approach to address these diseases, especially in light of the aging population. A very important theme was gender medicine, which studies differences related to sex and gender to personalize care. Thanks to the contribution of a multidisciplinary task force, it emerged how these factors can influence the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases. The initiative attracted the interest of many young professionals, signaling a promising future for research and clinical application. Attention then focused on the risks associated with tobacco use among young people, with worrying data showing an increase in the use of electronic cigarettes and heated tobacco products, often mistakenly perceived as harmless. This trend, encouraged by attractive marketing strategies, hides serious health risks, including nicotine addiction and damage to brain development. Prevention campaigns must be intensified to combat the phenomenon and protect new generations. Finally, the congress highlighted the importance of early diagnosis and targeted treatment for conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a disease that affects millions of Italians but often remains underdiagnosed. The creation of a collaborative network between general practitioners and specialists is crucial to ensure timely and effective diagnostic and therapeutic pathways. If you want to learn more about respiratory health issues and stay updated on the latest medical news, subscribe to our channel and activate notifications. Don't miss the opportunity to discover how to improve the quality of your life with reliable and authoritative information! ????️ Interviews with: Prof. Laura Carrozzi, Full Professor of Respiratory Diseases at the University of Pisa; Prof. Francesco Pistelli, Professor of Respiratory Diseases at the University of Pisa; Prof. Paola Rogliani, President-elect of SIP Italian Society of Pneumology. #RespiratoryHealth #PulmonaryPrevention #GenderMedicine #StopSmoking #COPDCare ********************* ???? Follow us! WebTV: https://PianetaSalute.TV Magazine: https://www.PianetaSalute.online Instagram: / pianetasalute2.0 Twitter: / pianetasalute Facebook: / pianetasalute Linkedin: / pianeta-salute-tv WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaDP... Telegram: https://t.me/pianetasalute Digital terrestrial: National channel 221 Pianeta Salute TV (00:00) - Congress of the Italian Society of Pulmonology SIP IRS (00:07) - Impact of lung diseases on global health (00:37) - New perspectives on lung diseases and gender medicine (01:10) - Gender approach to medicine and SIP initiatives (03:02) - Involvement of young people in the task force and collection of scientific data (03:39) - Tobacco use among adolescents and recent trends (04:58) - Polyconsumption and tobacco addiction (04:59) - Nicotine in young people (07:03) - Importance of prevention and early diagnosis in COPD (08:20) - Collaboration between specialists and primary care for the management of COPD