11^th International Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Conference

Epidemiology of COPD

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a preventable and treatable disease in responsible for human and economic burden far and wide. Cigarette smoking is the basic hazard factor for COPD in the developed world, although other essential respiratory disorder incorporate word related exposures, air contamination, aviation route hyper responsiveness, asthma, and hereditary predisposition. In the vast majority of the world, epidemiology of COPD prevalence and mortality continue ascending in light of increases in smoking addiction, particularly by women and adolescents. COPD is moreover a basic explanation behind incapacity, and is associated with comorbid sicknesses, for instance, depression and cardiovascular disease, which adds to the huge economic burden related with this issue. Better public health and restorative interventions that objective both the hazard factors for COPD and look toward earlier mediation may decrease developing public health impact of COPD. COPD Conferences is an important key for both educational and clinical guidance for managing copd patients.