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23Oct

Respiratory issues can disrupt your sleep. Here’s how to manage them naturally | Health

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Experiencing nighttime awakenings, also known as nighttime arousals, is common for individuals with obstructive sleep, asthma or COPD and these interruptions in sleep can lead to feelings of grogginess in the morning and tiredness during the day. Symptoms of both COPD and asthma, such as coughing, wheezing, breathlessness, nasal congestion and heartburn, sudden gasp for […]

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23Oct

Bird flu resumes in the Upper Midwest

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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has returned to the Upper Midwest of the United States with a vengeance. After a break from spring through early fall, new case reports are stacking up for commercial flocks. The new bird flu reports  include the following: A commercial turkey flock in Buena Vista County, Iowa. A commercial turkey flock […]

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23Oct

Plan ahead and reduce the risk

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Victorians are urged to use the state’s world-class risk forecasting system this grass pollen season to protect themselves and their loved ones against the risk of epidemic thunderstorm asthma. Grass pollen season, which typically runs from the start of October until the end of December, brings a seasonal increase in asthma and hay fever and […]

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23Oct

Westcliff boy, 10, died after suspected asthma attack

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An inquest will begin today to determine the cause of death of William Gray, from Westcliff, and his family’s team of solicitors have released some details around his death ahead of the hearing. The ten-year-old died on May 29, 2021. The inquest at Essex Coroner’s Court, in Chelmsford, is due to last at least five […]

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22Oct

FAQs, Dates, Activities, History, and Facts About Lung

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Lung Health Day 2023: The fourth Wednesday of October, which falls on October 25 this year, is observed as Lung Health Day during Healthy Lung Month. The expression “as effortless as breathing” describes the effortless manner in which all species on Earth, including humans, inhale breath after breath. Nevertheless, millions of individuals succumb annually to lung […]

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22Oct

8 Signs to Watch for Beyond the First Week

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However, there are some indicators that may suggest a longer or more severe bout of the flu: High Fever: While a fever is a common symptom of the flu, a persistently high fever, especially one that continues for more than a few days, can be a sign of a more severe case. Severe Fatigue: It’s […]

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22Oct

How to tell if it’s a cold, the flu, COVID-19 or RSV

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There’s much to look forward to at the start of winter. The holiday season starts winter off with a bang, while outdoor enthusiasts know their chances to hit the slopes and ski and snowboard are just beginning. Sports fans know January marks the return of the National Football League playoffs, while travelers who need a […]

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22Oct

Norway’s 86-year-old king tests positive for COVID-19 and has mild symptoms

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Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save HELSINKI — Norway’s 86-year-old King Harald V, who has been in frail health in the past few years, has tested positive for the coronavirus and has mild symptoms, royal officials said on Sunday. “His Majesty the King has been diagnosed with corona and is on […]

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22Oct

Meta And Google Pull Out Of Tech Summit As Organizer Accuses Israel Of Committing War Crimes

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Meta y Google they left from Web Summit one of the biggest annual events in the technology sector, after the organizer criticized the reaction of Israel after attacks on Hamas the companies said on Friday, reported The Times of Israel. A spokesperson for Meta confirmed by AFP who will not participate in this year’s event. […]

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22Oct

Asthma patients can definitely eat these foods.. ?

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Asthma patients can definitely eat these foods..!? Asthma kills many people worldwide every year. This disease can not breathe properly. Experts say to eat certain types of food to get rid of this problem. Do you know what it is? Asthma causes difficulty in breathing. The heart and lungs are most affected by this disease. […]

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22Oct

Mumbai this week: As city gasps for breath, construction dust the biggest culprit, children most vulnerable | Mumbai News

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A week that began with rising mercury levels went on to see citizens coughing and choking as a haze enveloped the city. A series of ground reports by The Indian Express found a set of factors, local, regional and meteorological behind the recent spike in the city’s pollution cycle. Here is what we found:  ???? […]

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22Oct

Mary Lou Retton’s Life-Threatening Pneumonia: Warning Signs and Risks Revealed

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– Advertisement – Mary Lou Retton, the 55-year-old American gymnastics icon, is currently battling a rare form of pneumonia that has become life-threatening. Her daughter, McKenna Kelley, revealed that Retton has been in the ICU and unable to breathe on her own. Despite some progress, Retton recently experienced a scary setback. The exact cause of […]

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22Oct

Picket lines raised at Leigh managing agent in support of pensioner

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Members of community union Acorn Southend, have stepped in to support 79-year-old Gillian Humphries as building inspectors ordered for her wooden balcony to be locked in 2018. The decision has left Ms Humphries without fresh air as she suffers from a chronic obstructive airways disease. A spokesman for Acorn Southend said: “After several years of […]

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22Oct

65 Million People Suffer From Long Covid. Our Experts Say New Vaccines Are The Best Defense

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New Covid vaccines based on Nobel prize-winning mRNA technology provide updated protection — especially important heading into the winter, when Covid-19, flu and RSV infections spike. By Melissa Delaney, Forbes Staff Heart palpitations. Anxiety. Fatigue. Dizziness. Difficulty breathing. One in five American adults and more than 65 million people worldwide have spent months or even […]

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22Oct

Spirometry Doesn’t Fully Reveal Tobacco-Induced Lung Damage, Study Finds.

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The adverse effects of tobacco use on health are widely recognized. Yet, a study recently featured in JAMA offers a deeper dive into the enduring respiratory challenges faced by individuals with significant tobacco exposure, even when standard lung function tests show no apparent issues. This research furnishes crucial data, potentially refining our perception of tobacco’s […]

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22Oct

Mumbai Records Worse Air Quality Than Delhi; Ways To Protect Your Lungs

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An AQI above 190 is considered Poor, above 300 Very Poor, and a serious health hazard New Delhi: The temperature and air quality in Mumbai have soared to a four-year-high for October levels of PM-10, which is worse than the Delhi levels. With the AQI crossed 200 – way worse than Delhi’s 84, people across […]

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22Oct

Quitting Smoking Saves Lives for People with COPD

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Quitting Smoking Saves Lives for People with COPD Chest Diseases Specialist Specialist. Dr. Denizhan Ayatan explained the unknowns about Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). Explaining that COPD is a chronic lung disease that affects the quality of life, Ayatan said, “Quitting smoking is one of the most important steps in effectively managing COPD. Smoking is […]

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22Oct

Critically Ill Patients Shifted From Pvt To Govt Hospitals In City | Jaipur News

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Jaipur: The state government hospitals are witnessing a trend of critical patients being transferred there from private hospitals. In one such recent case, a patient’s family had alleged private hospital’s carelessness in treatment and after his condition deteriorated the patient was shifted to Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Hospital. However, the patient died within a few […]

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21Oct

Respiratory illness: BC Children’s Hospital shares guidance

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With respiratory illness season underway, BC Children’s Hospital is asking parents for patience and discretion when it comes to seeking treatment for sick kids. The hospital’s emergency department shared “guidance” for families in a statement this week, noting that it treated more than 13,000 young people between October and December last year. […]

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