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Respiratory Disease News focuses on conditions affecting the respiratory system, including asthma, COPD, and lung cancer. It covers treatments, prevention strategies, and the latest research aimed at improving respiratory health.

Could Screening for Both Active and Dormant TB Infections Improve Detection?

Could Screening for Both Active and Dormant TB Infections Improve Detection?

Screening for both active and dormant tuberculosis (TB) infections simultaneously could enhance detection and improve outcomes.

Pulmonary Fibrosis Could Be Reversed by Repurposed Cancer Drug

Pulmonary Fibrosis Could Be Reversed by Repurposed Cancer Drug

New treatment approach shows potential in reversing lung damage caused by idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis using immune-based therapy.

Asthma Relief Might Be All About Timing-And Afternoon Wins

Asthma Relief Might Be All About Timing-And Afternoon Wins

Mid-afternoon dosing of inhaled corticosteroids may be the most effective timing for controlling asthma symptoms and minimizing side effects.

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Ultrasound, Upgraded: AI Empowered Lung Care Everywhere!

Ultrasound, Upgraded: AI Empowered Lung Care Everywhere!

AI empowers nonexperts to conduct lung ultrasounds with accuracy matching trained clinicians, expanding access to quality diagnostics across healthcare settings

Common Lung Condition Linked to Tripled Risk of Death

Common Lung Condition Linked to Tripled Risk of Death

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is linked to a nearly threefold increased risk of death in adults, new research shows.

AI Takes a Deep Breath: A New Era in Pulmonary Health

AI Takes a Deep Breath: A New Era in Pulmonary Health

AI in respiratory care is revolutionizing diagnosis and treatment, improving early detection and patient outcomes, and streamlining NHS lung care services.

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New Vaccine Strategy Aims for Double the Whooping Cough Protection

New Vaccine Strategy Aims for Double the Whooping Cough Protection

New whooping cough vaccines may be more effective by targeting 2 powerful antibodies that neutralize the toxin.

Nasal Proteins Provide Vital Clues for Early COPD Diagnosis

Nasal Proteins Provide Vital Clues for Early COPD Diagnosis

Elevated IL-26 levels in the nose of smokers with and without COPD may provide a simple method for early detection and assessment of the disease.

Inhaled Corticosteroids for Lung Disease: Relief Today, Risk Tomorrow

Inhaled Corticosteroids for Lung Disease: Relief Today, Risk Tomorrow

Long-term inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) use for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease/ COPD (lung disease) may increase the risk of diabetes, cataracts, pneumonia and fractures.

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Global Tuberculosis Control at Risk: Funding Cuts Raise Alarm

Global Tuberculosis Control at Risk: Funding Cuts Raise Alarm

Global tuberculosis control is at risk as funding cuts threaten progress, raising concerns about future outbreaks.

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