Imagine stepping outside, filling your lungs with air, and knowing it’s cleaner, safer, and healthier than it’s ever been. This vision is on its way to becoming a reality across the European Union, thanks to a landmark agreement aimed at significantly improving air quality standards. Late Tuesday, an accord was struck that promises to usher […]

The air quality we breathe has become a pressing health concern, causing innovative solutions to be more vital than ever. Respiray, a European health tech startup, stands at the forefront of this battle, harnessing cutting-edge technology to offer groundbreaking wearable air purifiers. Founded amidst the global upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Respiray distinguished […]

The landscape of medical treatment for lung disorders is witnessing a revolutionary era with the advent of stem cell therapy. This innovative approach offers a beacon of hope for patients suffering from chronic and often debilitating respiratory diseases, for whom traditional treatments offer limited relief. Stem cell therapy represents a significant stride in regenerative medicine, […]

PRESS RELEASE Published February 21, 2024 Sleep Apnea is an underrecognized disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by frequent breathing interruptions during sleep. It occurs when the passage of the pharynx (upper airway) collapses or stops receiving signals from the brain, causing a brief pause in breathing. The Sleep Clinic confirmed […]

Our birth month might be more than just a date on the calendar, it could also potentially dictate our susceptibility to flu. A US study published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) has discovered an intriguing correlation between a child’s birth month and their likelihood of contracting the flu. The findings suggest that children born […]

American Lung Association’s Landmark Report A new report from the American Lung Association (ALA) proposes that the transition to electric vehicles and clean power in the United States could prevent nearly three million asthma attacks in children by 2050 and save hundreds of infant lives. This significant transition could also avert millions of other respiratory […]

With each breath, brick workers in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley inhale dangerous particulates. From hazardous aerosols released during the brickmaking process and indoor cooking to emissions from vehicles and factories that seep into their homes, air pollution in the region is inescapable. Concerned about the effects of these exposures, an interdisciplinary BYU team recently came together […]

In the realm of Indian television, Dolly Sohi has long been a familiar face, captivating audiences with her talent and charm. However, beyond the glitz and glamour of the screen lies a poignant tale of resilience and struggle, one that has recently come to the forefront following her hospitalization in Mumbai due to breathing issues […]

Imagine drifting into a peaceful slumber, unmarred by the disruptive sounds of snoring or the health-compromising effects of sleep apnea. Recent findings suggest that such restful nights might be more within reach than previously thought, particularly for those willing to consider the contents of their dinner plate. A compelling body of evidence is now highlighting […]

Ronni Dixie had three cavities filled last month — without any freezing. She just breathed her way through the discomfort, using techniques she’d learned through an online mind-body wellness program called EMPOWER for people with chronic health conditions. “My mind used to go 900 miles an hour. I couldn’t sit still, not for any medical […]

A resident of Deschutes County, Oregon, has been diagnosed with bubonic plague, marking the state’s first case since 2015. The individual, receiving treatment, likely contracted the disease from a pet cat. Health authorities have assessed close contacts and administered preventive medication. Symptoms and Forms of Plague Bubonic plague, caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, presents […]

Free access to sleep care is now available for people without health insurance in southeast Michigan. Established by a University of Michigan sleep epidemiologist, a unique sleep medicine service aims to combat sleep disorders and help reduce poor health outcomes. Sleep is a vital function for overall well-being — impacting physical, mental and emotional […]

Imagine a world where the simple act of breathing, something most take for granted, becomes a daily struggle. For millions globally, this is not a hypothetical scenario but their reality, grappling with respiratory disorders that narrow airways and threaten life’s basic necessity: air. In this arena of human health, a remarkable evolution is unfolding – […]

These days, there is a serious risk to public health due to the rising rate of cardiac arrest, particularly among young and middle-aged individuals. Anybody, regardless of age or background, can experience cardiac arrest, a sudden stoppage of heart function that frequently has catastrophic results. People can, however, take proactive actions to protect their cardiovascular […]

Protect your Boxer dog from heatstroke What’s the story The Boxer breed, known for its high energy and playful nature, boasts a muscular physique and is always brimming with enthusiasm. These dogs hail from Germany and demand careful attention to stay healthy and joyful. Being a brachycephalic breed with a notably short muzzle, Boxers face […]

Humans can go without food for long periods of time and without drinking water for days, but they can only last for a few minutes without breathing.This mechanical action is so important that we continue to perform It is proven that by doing good work we can achieve very positive health outcomes. We breathe approximately […]

Respiratory Viruses: A National Concern Recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has brought to light an alarming trend: half of all states in the U.S. are currently dealing with high levels of respiratory virus activity. This statistic underscores the pervasive impact of respiratory viruses, including COVID-19, influenza, and Respiratory Syncytial […]

Examining the Relationship Between Air Pollution and Influenza A recent scientific study has delved into the relationship between air pollution and influenza, focusing on the spatiotemporal heterogeneity of their impacts. Utilizing a series of statistical methods such as Spearman correlation coefficient, Variance Inflation Factor (VIF), Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression, Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR), and […]

You are here: 20 February 2024 Associate Professor Jane Bourke leads the Respiratory Pharmacology Group in the Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute. She is featured in an article in Monash Lens on research for silicosis diagnosis and treatment, and advocacy for workplace safety. A year ago today, all […]

Stopping tobacco use can help reduce your risk of developing heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, and other serious health problems. Within a few months after you stop smoking, you may notice improved breathing, circulation, and overall energy levels. “There are so many benefits from stopping tobacco use,” Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas Clinical […]

















