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22Sep

Global Hyperoxemia Treatment Market Share, Size, Price, Trends, Growth, Analysis, Outlook, Research Report and Forecast 2023-2028

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PRESS RELEASE Published September 22, 2023 Hyperoxemia Treatment Market Outlook According to a new report by Expert Market Research titled, “Hyperoxemia Treatment Market Growth, Share, Analysis, Report and Forecast 2023-2028″, the global hyperoxemia treatment market is being supported by the growth of the oxygen therapy market, which is projected to expand at a CAGR of […]

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22Sep

What are the accessory muscles of respiration? Understanding their role in breathing

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The accessory muscles of respiration are vital but frequently disregarded parts of the respiratory system. These are the muscles that are not primarily in charge of respiration but can help with it when necessary, such as during exercise, or when the primary muscles of respiration are insufficient to achieve adequate gas exchange. It might happen […]

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22Sep

ASU distributes filtration boxes in Phoenix to prevent COVID spread

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Student volunteers at the end of a “box-a-thon” build day in 2022 outside ASU’s School of Human Evolution and Social Change on the Tempe campus. (Photo by Steve Filmer/ASU News) Business data analytics student Lily Sell measures and cuts cardboard into a shroud, which is placed on top of the fan to increase the pressure […]

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22Sep

Sound of cough may help identify Covid-19 severity, finds study

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Image Source : FREEPIK A study has found that the sound of a cough may help identify Covid-19 severity. COVID-19 is a highly contagious virus that has caused a global pandemic. It is believed to have originated from wild animals, before spreading quickly to humans. The virus is transmitted through droplets from the nose or […]

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22Sep

Neanderthal Genes Suspected in Severe COVID Cases

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Individuals who suffer a severe COVID-19 infection may perhaps blame genes inherited from our cousins the Neanderthals. A new study focused on the northern Italian city of Bergamo, an early epicenter found to have one of the world’s highest COVID-19 death rates, links a set of DNA variants, or a haplotype, inherited from Neanderthals […]

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22Sep

Philadelphia parent worries about asthma from school bus pollution

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This year, my daughter is entering 9th grade and taking the bus alone to her new high school in South Philadelphia. Aside from the usual feelings parents have during back-to-school season, especially in a year when my child is making a huge transition, I have added concerns. Like me, my daughter has asthma, and pollution […]

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22Sep

Good Samaritan, police, firefighters save girl, 7, having asthma attack

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A 7-year-old Sterling Heights girl is doing well after a Good Samaritan and first responders saved her during an asthma attack Wednesday, they said. The girl’s mother told police the attack sent the girl into cardiac arrest, officials also said. Sterling Heights police officers and firefighters were called at about 4 p.m. Wednesday to a […]

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22Sep

Can Changes in Diet Prevent Asthma or Affect the Disease Course?

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Can asthma be prevented or controlled through a patient’s diet? At this point, the jury is still out on the extent to which nutrition affects asthma, although some studies have yielded interesting results warranting additional research. This research indicates that dietary influences on asthma pathophysiology are additive, synergistic, and complex — and that for a […]

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22Sep

Vaping linked to higher risk of asthma in teens

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Researchers said that the association found between e-cigarette use and asthma among those who had never smoked conventional tobacco products demonstrates that vaping increases the risk of asthma independently from other tobacco use. Photo by sarahj1/Pixabay New research underscores the harms of e-cigarettes, showing that vaping increases the risk of asthma in teens who have […]

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22Sep

Fatigue in COPD influenced by multiple contributing factors | Latest news for Doctors, Nurses and Pharmacists

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Fatigue in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) may be caused by factors such as shortness of breath, sleep quality, pain, and fatigue-related catastrophizing, according to the FAntasTIGUE study. In the study, individuals who reported more dyspnoea, poorer sleep quality, more fatigue catastrophizing, and more pain were more likely to report higher levels of […]

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22Sep

Aclidinium Associated With Improved Bronchodilation in Asian Patients With COPD

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A study of patients in Asia with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) found that aclidinium was associated with clinically meaningful bronchodilation and that aclidinium/formoterol provided greater bronchodilation vs monotherapies in patients with stable moderate to severe disease. Study findings were reported in Respiratory Medicine. The phase 3, randomized, parallel-group AVANT study (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT03022097) investigated […]

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22Sep

3 Signs It’s Time To Start Wearing a Mask Again

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Key Takeways The CDC and public health departments no longer track COVID infection rates, which can make gauging COVID risk difficult If you’re feeling unwell or have a positive influenza, COVID, or RSV result, stay home or mask if you must go out. Wear a mask in indoor situations when around large groups or high-risk […]

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22Sep

COVID-19 in Ontario: What you need to know as we head into fall and winter

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Following a summer with relatively little worry over COVID-19, infection numbers are once again starting to trend upward ahead of the official start of fall this weekend. While Ontario is better positioned to deal with the virus now, officials are saying that the public still has a role to play in stopping the spread of […]

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22Sep

Increased Autoimmune Disorder Risk From COVID-19 Is Reduced With Vaccinations

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Although COVID-19 is associated with an increased risk for new onset of multiple autoimmune disorders (ADs), this risk is reduced with full COVID-19 vaccination, researchers reported in eClinicalMedicine. The retrospective cohort study examined the effect of SARS-CoV-2 infection and COVID-19 vaccination on newly diagnosed ADs with use of electronic medical records from the Hong Kong […]

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22Sep

Could creatine supplementation be the answer to post-COVID-19 fatigue?

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In a recent study published in the journal Food Science & Nutrition, researchers investigated creatine supplementations as a potential intervention strategy to attenuate the clinical symptoms of post-coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) fatigue syndrome. They used a placebo-controlled, double-anonymized methodology to evaluate the outcomes of creatine supplementation on adults who recently suffered from COVID-19. Study: Effects […]

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22Sep

How to Deal with Dry Cough?

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A dry cough doesn’t produce mucus. It clears on its own within 3-4 weeks. Cough syrups, lozenges, and home remedies like honey-lemon water can help. A dry cough, also called unproductive cough, is a common type that can follow a cold, flu, or even COVID-19. You’ll typically feel a persistent tickling at the back of […]

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22Sep

Ankita Raina backs herself to win gold in her third Asiad appearance

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HANGZHOU: “It’s a strange request. I have never given any interview during flights. That too when we are at 30,000 feet”. But India’s No. 1 women’s singles tennis player, Ankita Raina, was gracious enough to oblige with an in-flight chat, where she spoke about her Asian Games chances, partnering Prarthana Thombare in doubles, life in […]

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22Sep

Balancing Work, Advocacy, and Family

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In this article, we follow Dr. John, a respiratory specialist, as he navigates a busy day filled with patient care, advocacy work, and family time. As an advocate for clean air and healthy lungs, Dr. John starts his day by cycling to work – promoting clean air and reducing vehicle emissions. At 8 am, Dr. […]

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22Sep

Smoking Increases Mortality and Relapse Risk in Tuberculosis

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Smoking is associated with a significantly increased risk of recurrence and mortality during treatment among patients with tuberculosis (TB), according to study findings published in Chest. Evidence on mortality related to smoking among patients with TB has been inconclusive. Researchers therefore conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis to determine whether tobacco use is associated with […]

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22Sep

Volcanic smog: Respiratory ailments, other health risks

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Kristofer Purnell – Philstar.com September 22, 2023 | 11:57am MANILA, Philippines — Volcanic smog (vog) has been detected at Batangas’ Taal Volcano, raising concerns about the potential health risks such activity can cause to individuals in the area and neighboring cities. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) describes vog as a mix of sulfur dioxide (SO2) gas and […]

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