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22Feb

Adams Co. gives update on respiratory illnesses

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Feb. 21—RITZVILLE — Adams County Health Officer Alex Brzezny gave an update during the Adams County Commissioners and Board of Health meeting Feb. 14 on several ongoing trends for illnesses and diseases in the county and the region. “The overarching message to take home is there’s still a lot of influenza out there,” Brzezny said. […]

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22Feb

The Case for Clean Air in Classrooms Amidst Covid

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Imagine, if you will, a world where the air we breathe indoors is given as much attention and care as the water we drink. This isn’t a futuristic fantasy but the vision of Mr. Watkinson, an advocate for clean air, particularly in the educational domain. Drawing parallels between the fundamental need for clean drinking water […]

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22Feb

Pulmonx’s Remarkable Growth and Vision for the Future Amidst Leadership Transition

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As dawn breaks over the medical landscape, a beacon of hope flickers for those grappling with severe emphysema and COPD, thanks to the innovative strides taken by Pulmonx. In a recent announcement that has both the medical community and investors leaning in closer, Pulmonx unveiled its financial achievements for 2023, alongside a pivotal leadership transition […]

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22Feb

Gums and lungs, periodontitis can aggravate chronic obstructive pulmonary disease – breaking latest news

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37 by Health Editorial Staff Oral bacteria are able to promote the progression of respiratory disease by activating the so-called gamma delta T cells and M2 macrophages of the immune system There is a link between chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a respiratory disease characterized by irreversible obstruction of the airways, and gum disease. He […]

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22Feb

Understanding Persistent COVID-19 Infections and their Potential Link to Long COVID

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Persistent COVID-19 Infections: A Closer Look A recent study led by the University of Oxford has shed light on the nature of SARS-CoV-2 infections, revealing that a significant proportion of these infections in the general population may persist for a month or more. The data, sourced from the Office for National Statistics COVID Infection Survey, […]

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22Feb

Respiratory Care Devices Market worth $30.66 billion by 2030,

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Respiratory Care Devices Market | 360iResearch The “Respiratory Care Devices Market by Product (Consumables & Accessories, Diagnostic Devices, Monitoring Devices), Indication (Asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Infectious Disease), End-User – Global Forecast 2024-2030” report has been added to 360iResearch.com‘s offering. The Global Respiratory Care Devices Market to grow from USD 19.87 billion in 2023 to […]

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22Feb

Inhaler Foracort Hits Pharma Market in January Riding Post Covid & Air Pollution Concerns PiPa News

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Inhaler Foracort Hits Pharma Market in January Riding Post Covid & Air Pollution Concerns Securing the top position usually held by anti-diabetic and cardiovascular drugs, the drug for pulmonary diseases, Foracort, now holds the top spot in the Indian pharmaceutical market. According to data from research firm IQVIA, Cipla’s Foracort showed the highest growth among […]

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22Feb

Understanding and managing the summer flu

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When we think of the flu, the image that often comes to mind is people bundled up in coats, scarves, and hats. However, the flu is not exclusive only to the colder months. The less common summer flu can still pose a significant health risk. “It may not be what we think of while lounging […]

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22Feb

More than 2,000 jobs created from University College London’s research, report says

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University College London campus (Google) Research breakthroughs made at one of London’s top universities have been turned into businesses employing more than 2,000 people, a new report reveals. A life-saving breathing device for Covid-19 patients is one of the ideas developed at University College London that was rolled out globally and has changed the lives […]

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21Feb

Switching to electric vehicles by 2050 would prevent 2.8 MILLION child asthma attacks and over 500 infant deaths, report claims

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A new report has suggested that switching to electric vehicles by 2050 would prevent millions of pediatric asthma attacks and save hundreds of infant’s lives. The American Lung Association found that changing to zero-emission vehicles and electric power grids would avert 2.8 million asthma attacks, 2.7 million respiratory symptoms, 147,000 acute bronchitis cases and 508 infant […]

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21Feb

Uptick In Respiratory, and Cardiac Problems Due To Poor Air Quality In Delhi

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last 2 month 200 cases spread across all age group, but mainly old age and adults with comorbidities like diabetes and heart disease.” Delhi :- As a result of poor air quality, many residents in the capital are experiencing respiratory and cardiac issues. Instances of cardiac arrest, stroke, and gastric problems have risen significantly. It […]

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21Feb

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy tested for post-COVID conditions

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Ander Kjellberg. Credit: Martin Stenmark Hyperbaric oxygen therapy—giving patients 100% oxygen at a pressure corresponding to 10–20 meters below sea level—has been around for almost 100 years. But the method lacks modern evidence from clinical studies, which also means that there is a lack of knowledge about dosage, all patients receive the same dose. “When […]

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21Feb

EV shift could prevent thousands of premature deaths in kids, report claims – National

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Switching to electric vehicles by 2050 could prevent thousands of premature deaths, along with millions of asthma attacks and respiratory illnesses in children in the United States, reveals a new report. The American Lung Association (ALA) released the report Wednesday advocating for a widespread transition to zero-emission vehicles and electricity, emphasizing the substantial health improvements […]

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21Feb

The Long-Term Impact of COVID-19 on Digestive Health and Chronic Fatigue: What You Need to Know

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A recent study has issued a warning that the risk of serious digestive conditions persists for months after an active COVID-19 infection. The study reveals the long-term impact of COVID-19 on digestive health and signifies the necessity for continued monitoring and care for individuals recuperating from the virus. This information increases our understanding of the […]

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21Feb

Heart rhythm holds the key to treating psychological trauma, suggests study

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Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Researchers from Murdoch University have discovered that a simple measure of heart rate variability, taken at rest or during sleep, can identify a person’s optimal treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder. Dr. Danielle Mathersul from Murdoch’s School of Psychology says the measure of heart rate variability (HRV) determines which treatment is going […]

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21Feb

How Pollution and Winter Woes Have Skyrocketed Asthma Medication Sales

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Imagine a city where the air is so thick with pollutants that every breath feels like an assault on your lungs. This isn’t a dystopian fiction scenario but the reality for millions as they navigate through the coldest months of the year. January witnessed a significant uptick in asthma medication sales, a stark reminder of […]

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21Feb

How SLI Medical Is Alleviating the National Inhaler Shortage

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Imagine waking up in the middle of the night, struggling for breath, only to find that your lifeline – a simple inhaler, is in short supply. This is not a hypothetical scenario for millions relying on Mometasone Furoate Metered Dose Oral Inhalers to manage respiratory conditions like asthma and COPD. A confluence of manufacturing delays, […]

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21Feb

The Surge of Pulse Oximeters in Global Healthcare

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Imagine a world where every breath you take is a step closer to monitoring and safeguarding your health. This isn’t a distant reality but the present-day scenario unfolding across the globe, as the pulse oximeters market experiences a substantial upswing. As we delve into the intricate fabric of healthcare advancements, the spotlight intensifies on a […]

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21Feb

Botswana reports increase in cases of influenza-like illness, COVID-19

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GABORONE, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) — Botswana has recorded an increase in the number of people with influenza-like illness and COVID-19 in its facilities, a government official said in a statement released Wednesday. Over the past four weeks, cases of influenza-like illness have ranged from 5,300 to 8,627 per week, while cases of COVID-19 have ranged […]

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21Feb

Liquid Breathing: Could A Human Breathe In Oxygen-Rich Fluids?

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Breathing liquids is generally a bad idea. In fact, few ideas could be worse for anybody who enjoys breathing. But there is a concept – which has been tested on animals and humans – that we should be able to breathe in certain liquids that are rich in oxygen. It sounds like the stuff of […]

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