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Dr. Nikhil Chatterjee

Pulmonology

Credentials: MBBS, MD (Respiratory Medicine)

Specialty

Pulmonology

Clinical Updates

15

Experience

6 Years

Author Biography

About Dr. Nikhil Chatterjee

Dr. Nikhil Chatterjee is a pulmonologist with 6 years of clinical experience. He earned his MD in Respiratory Medicine and manages asthma, COPD, and interstitial lung disease. He is drawn to advances in inhaled biologics and diagnostic bronchoscopy. His writing keeps respiratory physicians current on shifting treatment standards.

Published Work

Recent Clinical Updates

15 articles

Pulmonology

FDA Approves depemokimab for Severe Eosinophilic Asthma: Rate Ratio 0.42

Depemokimab (EXDENSUR) approved for severe eosinophilic asthma; SWIFT‑1 rate ratio 0.42 and SWIFT‑2 rate ratio 0.52; 100 mg subcutaneously every 6 months.

Jul 10, 2026|5 min read|Via PubMed

Pulmonology

dupilumab: FDA Approves for COPD; FEV1 Improved 0.09 L in BOREAS

dupilumab chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: FDA approval for add-on maintenance in eosinophilic COPD; BOREAS showed FEV1 +0.09 L and exacerbation reductions.

Jul 10, 2026|5 min read|Via FDA

Pulmonology

FDA Approves Tezepelumab for Severe Asthma: Rate Ratio 0.44 in NAVIGATOR

Tezepelumab (TEZSPIRE) FDA approval for severe asthma after NAVIGATOR: annualized exacerbation rate 0.93 vs 2.10 (rate ratio 0.44) in patients ≥12 years.

Jul 10, 2026|5 min read|Via PubMed

Health Policy

Lower Premiums via Less Generous Coverage

Trump administration proposes less generous coverage plans with high deductibles to reduce Obamacare premiums for millions of customers.

Apr 22, 2026|7 min read|Via KFF Health News

Wellness

Boosts Skin Health by 20% with Retinol Tea

Discover the science behind Korean retinol tea and its potential to improve skin health, as experts weigh in on its effectiveness and safety.

Apr 19, 2026|5 min read|Via Sound Health Lasting Wealth

Health Economics

1 in 6 US Kids Skip Vaccines

Discover the alarming rate of skipped childhood vaccinations among US parents and the demographic trends behind this growing concern.

Apr 19, 2026|3 min read|Via Health Populi

Healthcare Business

Identify 1.5M Black HF Patients at Risk for ATTR-CA

Discover how a common genetic variant disproportionately affects Black individuals with heart failure, enabling targeted care and improved outcomes.

Apr 18, 2026|4 min read|Via American Journal Managed Care

Pharmaceutical

New Drug May Prevent Bleeding in Blood Thinner Patients

Discover a potential breakthrough in preventing internal bleeding for patients on blood thinners, and how it could impact your practice and patient care.

Apr 15, 2026|3 min read|Via BioPharma Dive

Medical Research

CTC Clusters Predict Breast Cancer Metastasis

Discover how circulating tumor cell clusters impact breast cancer prognosis and treatment, based on a study of 1,529 patients with stage III and IV breast cancer.

Apr 13, 2026|40 min read|Via Journal of Clinical Investigation

Medical Research

Fiber Supplementation Reduces Arthritis Symptoms

Discover how propionate-induced microbial metabolites can improve clinical signs of arthritis in animal models, offering potential therapeutic effects for RA and MS treatment.

Apr 11, 2026|36 min read|Via Journal of Clinical Investigation

Medical Research

Exercise Cuts Appetite, Aids Weight Loss

Discover how exercise reduces appetite, leading to weight loss, and learn about the mechanisms behind this phenomenon to inform your patient care strategies.

Apr 7, 2026|3 min read|Via Medical Xpress

Medical Opinion

Plan Ahead: Ease Loved Ones' Burden

Learn how preparing for death can bring peace of mind and reduce stress on families, from a physician's perspective.

Mar 26, 2026|3 min read|Via KevinMD

Medical Research

Predict Urgent Care Visits in NSCLC Patients with 80% Accuracy

Identify high-risk NSCLC patients and reduce unplanned urgent care visits with machine learning models using patient-reported outcomes and wearable sensor data.

Mar 24, 2026|2 min read|Via Medical Xpress

Medical Research

New Model Reveals How Gaslighters Manipulate Targets

Understand the psychological tactics of gaslighters and how they exploit trust, with a new theoretical model from McGill University researchers.

Mar 24, 2026|3 min read|Via Medical Xpress

Health Information

Maintaining Independence with Parkinson's: Safe Driving Strategies

Learn how people with Parkinson's disease can continue driving safely and maintain independence despite physical, emotional, and mental changes.

Mar 24, 2026|5 min read|Via MedlinePlus