The world develops new technologies to improve our way of life, but mother nature puts its price on this achievement. Bronchiectasis is a disease whose cure is still unknown and the furthest method to cure it is only the maintenance of flare-ups. Various countries around the world try to lend support to this disease and the largest country leading the way is the United Kingdom. Pharmaceutical companies have tried to win the lottery for this disease and some have shown positive results. Other researchers have found preventative solutions to this dilemma, from air quality to more improved high-frequency chest wall oscillators (HFCWOs). Humanity continues to hold its head high believing that nothing is impossible. University College London, UCL, has been a great pioneer in the fight to cure bronchiectasis as it developed and applied for funding for its research programme. From the little funding they were able to formulate criteria for living a better life with bronchiectasis and preventing as many flare-ups as possible. Their criterion was to provide m...