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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.

A Fit Mother, a Healthy Child: Exercise Could Shield Kids from Asthma

A Fit Mother, a Healthy Child: Exercise Could Shield Kids from Asthma

A fit mother leads to a healthy child! Regular exercise during pregnancy may help reduce the risk of asthma in children, promoting better lung health for the next generation.

Hidden TB Risk in Treating Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases

Hidden TB Risk in Treating Autoimmune and Inflammatory Diseases

Autoimmune treatments can increase TB risk. Researchers identify protein that weakens immune response. Understanding this link crucial for prevention and early diagnosis.

Indian Govt Efforts Cut Tuberculosis by 16% and Deaths by 18%

Indian Govt Efforts Cut Tuberculosis by 16% and Deaths by 18%

Indian government efforts have reduced tuberculosis cases by 16% and deaths by 18%, showcasing significant progress in combating the disease nationwide.

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Inhaler Misuse in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Inhaler Misuse in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Inadequate understanding and misuse of inhalers can lead to ineffective medication delivery, worsening respiratory disease.

From Flames to Care: Strategy to Protect Respiratory Health During Wildfires

From Flames to Care: Strategy to Protect Respiratory Health During Wildfires

Learn about the wildfire smoke that is causing patients with respiratory conditions worsen their symptoms.

High Prevalence of Lung Nodules Found in Non-Smoking Adults

High Prevalence of Lung Nodules Found in Non-Smoking Adults

A study of 10,431 non-smokers reveals a 42% prevalence of lung nodules, raising concerns about current follow-up guidelines and the need for reassessment in low-risk groups.

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Oleoyl-ACP-hydrolase (OLAH): A Key Driver of Severe Respiratory Infection

Oleoyl-ACP-hydrolase (OLAH): A Key Driver of Severe Respiratory Infection

High oleoyl-ACP-hydrolase (OLAH) levels are detected in patients with life-threatening respiratory infections like seasonal influenza, SARS-CoV-2 and respiratory syncytial virus.

Increased Ventilation Fails to Curb Influenza Spread

Increased Ventilation Fails to Curb Influenza Spread

Increased ventilation alone isn't effective at reducing influenza virus spread, revealed study.

Face Masks can Save You from Respiratory Infections

Face Masks can Save You from Respiratory Infections

Surgical face masks can protect you from common respiratory symptoms like runny nose, sore throat, coughing and sneezing. So, properly wear a face mask for infection protection.

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Asia-Pacific Developing Countries Report High TB Cases

Asia-Pacific Developing Countries Report High TB Cases

Developing countries across Asia-Pacific continue to grapple with high incidences of tuberculosis (TB), highlighting ongoing public health challenges in the region.

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