COPD and chronic lung conditions
Support continuity around established respiratory care while studying the context needed for gut-lung research.
Gut-Lung Digital Programme
A clinician-accountable pathway between clinic visits
Partner-clinic onboarding, clinician-guided support and digital follow-through for people living with COPD and other chronic respiratory conditions.
The participant journey
Care continuity can begin through partner clinics while VAYU is developed and validated as a separate physical product.
One programme, four accountable layers
The programme connects a clinical starting point with a followable plan, real-world context and scheduled review.
Partner clinics establish eligibility, clinical context, treatment boundaries and review points.
Nutrition, lifestyle and adherence support can be organised around a defined, clinician-approved plan.
Symptoms, medication context, routines and patient-reported outcomes can be followed over time.
Governed longitudinal evidence can refine the programme and, where separately consented, inform VAYU’s design.
The learning loop
Select each stage to see how a governed programme can move from measurement to a clinician- or protocol-led action, then back to repeated observation.
Capture a standardised physical or biological signal with enough context to know whether it is usable.
Programme focus
Support continuity around established respiratory care while studying the context needed for gut-lung research.
Explore longitudinal context for earlier-signal, response and recurrence research without replacing oncology diagnosis, monitoring or treatment.
Investigate cognition and neurodegeneration-related biomarkers in purpose-built studies, not as a dementia treatment claim.
Clinical boundary
Clinicians remain responsible for diagnosis and treatment. The programme complements established respiratory care; it does not replace prescribed treatment, pulmonary rehabilitation, escalation or clinical review.
VSNOVA is opening conversations with respiratory clinics, microbiome laboratories and research partners interested in a governed, measurable programme.
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