Respiratory Disorders Health Reports

Email

Comment

bookmark

Font : A-A+

Total No. of Records - 485 Page - 32 of 33

Respiratory Disorders Health Center : articles, news, videos, animations, quizzes, calculators and drugs

Asthma Treated Successfully With Lebrikizumab

Asthma Treated Successfully With Lebrikizumab

Asthma is a complex disease marked by the inflammation of the respiratory tract leading to breathing difficulty. The condition is heterogeneous in its clinical course and in its response ...

Antibiotics Over Prescribed in Asthmatic Children

Antibiotics Over Prescribed in Asthmatic Children

Respiratory tract infections that lead to wheezing in children are often a result of viral infection and do not warrant the use of antibiotics. Adding an antibiotic to the treatment regi...

Maternal Thyroid Auto-antibodies Responsible for Miscarriages and Pre-term Delivery

Maternal Thyroid Auto-antibodies Responsible for Miscarriages and Pre-term Delivery

A recent meta-analysis indicated strong association between thyroid auto-antibodies, and miscarriage and pre-term birth. Miscarriage (the loss of a pregnancy before 24 weeks of gestation) ...

Is Bad Air More Dangerous Than Cocaine?

Is Bad Air More Dangerous Than Cocaine?

Here’s one more reason to strive hard to win pure air to breathe in. Air pollution triggers more heart attacks than most other risk factors, suggests study. It is well known that ...

Cost-effectiveness of Asthma Therapies Assessed- Inhaled Steroids Vs Montelukast

Cost-effectiveness of Asthma Therapies Assessed- Inhaled Steroids Vs Montelukast

The prevalence and severity of asthma, one of the common chronic childhood illnesses is on the rise. Its prevalence has substantially increased worldwide, particularly in pre-school childre...

India Stalls Graphic Warnings on Tobacco Products

India Stalls Graphic Warnings on Tobacco Products

Civil society in India has strongly condemned the recent decision of the Group of Ministers (GOM) in India to defer the implementation of pictorial health warnings on tobacco product package...

World No Tobacco Day

World No Tobacco Day

May 31, 2008 ‘Ban marketing and advertisements of tobacco products for a tobacco-free-youth’ ‘Tobacco-free-youth’ is a befitting theme for the anti-tobacco initiatives of World No...

World Asthma Day -Managing Asthma

World Asthma Day -Managing Asthma

World Asthma Day is celebrated annually on the first Tuesday of May each year. This year, it falls on the sixth of May. This annual event and its initiatives this year seek to create awarene...

Bid Goodbye To a Bad Habit –Stop Smoking

Bid Goodbye To a Bad Habit –Stop Smoking

“When the goal is in sight, all your physical pain disappears, and your mental determination shall carry you the rest of the way” - Trey Patty Life is short they say and it can only ge...

Controlling Tuberculosis -The Indian Chapter

Controlling Tuberculosis -The Indian Chapter

Creating awareness about TB forms the backbone of the efforts taken to eradicate this dreadful disease. It is a clause of the DOTS programme, and is mostly done through Anganwadis and other ...

‘I Am Stopping TB’ - World Tuberculosis Day

‘I Am Stopping TB’ - World Tuberculosis Day

24th March 2008 World TB day is celebrated each year to commemorate the day, in 1882, when Robert Koch discovered M.tuberculosis, the TB bacterium. The symptoms of tuberculosis are cou...

Urbanization And Rising Respiratory Problems

Urbanization And Rising Respiratory Problems

'Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away'. Urbanization today is giving us more than our fill of these moments. The...

Tobacco Menace and What can Be Done About It

Tobacco Menace and What can Be Done About It

Tobacco is perhaps the most common addiction all over the world, and a leading carcinogen producer. Alarmed by the devastating impact of tobacco in its various forms on human health, t...

Stop Smoking, Start Living: ‘World No Tobacco Day’

Stop Smoking, Start Living: ‘World No Tobacco Day’

Each year the last day of May is celebrated as the ‘World No Tobacco Day’ . It is sponsored annually by the World Health Organization to ‘wag a warning finger’ at the ‘excesses’, in terms ...

Asthma can Be Checked, Experts are Confident

Asthma can Be Checked, Experts are Confident

Moses Maimonides the physician to the Islamic King Saladin in 1150AD said about Asthma – ''I have no magic cure to report, all I have in mind is a rational conduct of life.'' ...

Free News Widget
Customize it to your web-page
Download Now It is free and fast

Longevity

Sign up for Wellness Consult a Doctor Sign up for Selfcare

What's New on Medindia

World Brain Tumor Day 2025: Take a Second Look, It Could Save a Life

Is Your Belly Fat Putting You at Risk for Psoriasis?

Bryan Johnson's Oxygen Therapy: Reversing Age or Just Hype?

View All

News A - Z

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

News Search

Kitchen to the Workplace: The Lung Hazards Women Can't Escape Is Your Belly Fat Putting You at Risk for Psoriasis? Climate Change Might Be the New Carcinogen for Women Save More, Stress Less: Mental Health Benefits of Financial Discipline Bryan Johnson's Oxygen Therapy: Reversing Age or Just Hype?

When Skin Speaks for the Gut: New Clues to Childhood Esophageal Inflammation Plastic’s Hidden Path: New Study Maps Microplastic Hotspots Before They Form AI Sets New Standard in Radiology Accuracy and Efficiency AI Discovers Surprising Cancer Cures in Routine Medications This Test Found 87% of Cancers-Before Patients Knew They Had It

Presumed Consent: Will It Work in India? Way COVID-19 Begins To Appear In Humans Decoded Face Masks For Kids In Schools Recommended By Swedish Researchers IMA writes to PM Modi: 196 Doctors Succumb to Covid in India Novel Vegetable Oil Improves Heart Health

Medindia Newsletters

Subscribe to our Free Newsletters!

News Category

Genetic Insights into Liver Cancer: Biologists Discover Metabolic Link Blood-Based Epigenetic Clock Tracks Aging Through Intrinsic Capacity New Study Links Children's Diet Quality to Fathers' Teen Eating Habits Shifting Trends: Asian Americans No Longer Lead in Healthy Aging Classic Diagnostics Vs. AI Buzz: Why Tradition Still Wins in Disease Detection

Latest Health News

When Skin Speaks for the Gut: New Clues to Childhood Esophageal Inflammation Plastic’s Hidden Path: New Study Maps Microplastic Hotspots Before They Form AI Sets New Standard in Radiology Accuracy and Efficiency AI Discovers Surprising Cancer Cures in Routine Medications This Test Found 87% of Cancers-Before Patients Knew They Had It View All

Wildcard SSL

Medindia's policies are aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - SDG 3, SDG 4, SDG 5, SDG 6 , SDG 10 & SDG 12.

Disclaimer - All information and content on this site are provided for informational and educational purposes only. They should NOT be used for the diagnosis or treatment of any health-related condition or disease. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Full Disclaimer

Advertise with us | Medindia Copyright | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use © All Rights Reserved 1997 - 2025