Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affects 25 million people in the US and is the fifth leading cause of death from disease. On June 24th, The Hill will convene leaders in the Administration, Congress, and COPD advocacy to discuss how to improve COPD care and how gaps in treatment should be addressed.

Join thought leaders and experts as we tackle how public and private partnerships can improve patient outcomes and what a comprehensive COPD policy framework might look like under this new administration.

SPEAKERS:

Rep. Maxine Dexter (D-Ore.), MD, Member, Congressional Doctors Caucus & Pulmonologist
Josie Cooper, Executive Director, Alliance for Patient Access
Dr. John Studdard, Retired Pulmonary and Critical Care Physician & Advocacy Consultant, American College of Chest Physicians
Dr. Jean Wright, CEO, COPD Foundation
Liz Bodin, VP – U.S. Respiratory & Immunology, AstraZeneca (sponsor perspective)

MODERATOR:

Event Details
Date: Tuesday, June 24
Registration & Networking: 7:45 a.m ET
Program begins: 8:30 a.m ET
Program concludes: 10:00 a.m ET

Location: Washington, D.C., and streaming nationwide

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