The Vermont Lung Center (VLC) at UVM Larner College of Medicine has been advancing lung biology and disease research since 1972. Our rich history of research, education, and clinical trials has made a national impact. VLC elucidates lung mechanisms and attracts and develops top scientists to the field.
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A Proud Tradition Of Lung Research

The Vermont Lung Center has a proud tradition of lung health research since the early 1970s. Committed to advancing respiratory and critical care health, our ongoing work continually impacts the world around us. Learn more about us.

VLC Overview Deep Breadth: VLC Feature Article in Vermont Medicine Magazine
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People

The VLC serves as a regional hub for education, offering programs for diverse audiences—patients, guardians, healthcare professionals, academics, and the public.
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Projects

Every medicine was once an investigational drug. Dozens or hundreds of volunteers test its safety and effectiveness before approval. As a research volunteer, you play a crucial role in advancing medical treatment.
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Publications

The VLC aims to elucidate lung biology and disease mechanisms. Our research centers on asthma, COPD, and cystic fibrosis, emphasizing physiology, immunology, and redox biology.