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18Feb

Darren Riley, Detroit startup founder, on seeking cleaner air for all

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Darren Riley didn’t have trouble breathing until he moved to southwest Detroit. He developed asthma in 2018, about two years after he made Detroit his home. The diagnosis was a surprise after growing up as a childhood athlete in Houston, Texas, another city with a significant heavy industry. He believes it was the environment that […]

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18Feb

Alternate Nostril Breathing to Pursed Lip Breathing: 5 respiratory health exercises for late winter

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Image Source : GOOGLE 5 respiratory health exercises for late winter Late winter can be tough on your lungs. Cold air, Changing weather conditions, and increased exposure to viruses can all contribute to breathing difficulties and even illnesses. But fear not! By incorporating specific exercises into your routine, you can strengthen your respiratory system and […]

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18Feb

Pneumonia: What does respiratory failure include? | Welfare

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Singer and guitarist Dilbert Aguilar died of respiratory failure yesterday Severe pneumonia cases, For this reason, he was admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU). According to the Spanish Society of Internal Medicine (SEMI), pneumonia can be an extremely serious disease if not diagnosed promptly. Therefore, it is important to understand its symptoms and the […]

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18Feb

Funding props up COVID-challenged RSO

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Regina Symphony Orchestra receives $200,000 in emergency funding from the Government of Saskatchewan. REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan is providing one-time emergency funding of $200,000 to the Regina Symphony Orchestra (RSO. The organization is facing financial challenges that threaten its future and this investment will help the RSO avoid insolvency and work toward financial stability, […]

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17Feb

Inquest ordered in 2021 death of Regina sleep clinic patient

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The Saskatchewan Coroners Service is calling for an inquest following the 2021 death of a 46-year-old man at the Regina General Hospital. (Cory Herperger/CBC – image credit) The chief coroner of the Saskatchewan Cornoners Service is launching a public inquest into a man who died at a Regina hospital in 2021 after he experienced breathing issues and an […]

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17Feb

Biologic Treatments for Asthma: Efficacy, Benefits, and Considerations

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Biologic drugs have emerged as a promising treatment to manage symptoms in some individuals with asthma. This form of medication is considered effective in controlling the condition and offering relief. Supported by extensive research and expert opinions, the use of biologic drugs in managing asthma symptoms is gaining traction. However, not all medical practitioners are […]

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17Feb

Emotions Can Trigger Asthma Symptoms

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Feeling and expressing strong emotions may cause asthma symptoms if you have asthma. When you feel strong emotions, your breathing changes – even if you don’t have asthma. It is not the emotion itself that causes the asthma symptoms. Instead, your breathing changes during strong emotions. This causes muscles to tighten up or your breathing […]

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17Feb

4 Essential Household Items To Help Your COPD This Winter

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Fall and winter are two beautiful seasons to experience each year. From the beautiful fall colors on the leaves of trees, to the fun and creative holiday decorations every year, this time of year is truly a sight to see. But as beautiful and visibly pleasing as it may seem, health wise, this time of […]

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17Feb

From asthma to pneumonia or lung cancer: How pollution affects respiratory health

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In addition to shortening life expectancy, pollution affects brain, cardiovascular and respiratory health. Breathing in polluted air can increase your risk of developing conditions such as asthma, pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or lung cancer. We explain how pollution affects our respiratory health. Pollution may cause respiratory illness or worsen existing conditions this environmental […]

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17Feb

Symptoms, Types, Causes and Treatment

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Introduction Like vital air purifiers, our lungs inhale oxygen and remove carbon dioxide. But, when they can not expand to expel air outside your body, that medical condition is called pneumothorax or collapsed lungs. Join us in this blog to explore its types, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. What is a Pneumothorax? Pneumothorax, commonly […]

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17Feb

Understanding and Managing Respiratory Infections: Tips and Strategies

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Every year, the U.S. witnesses an estimated 1 billion occurrences of the common cold, rendering it a significant cause of missed school and work days. The common cold and flu rank as the primary reasons for doctor’s visits, emphasizing the importance of understanding these respiratory infections, their prevention, and treatment strategies. This article aims to […]

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17Feb

Resurgence of Flu Amidst Declining Respiratory Activity

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Resurgence of Flu Amidst Declining Respiratory Activity While respiratory activity has been on a decline in recent weeks, an unexpected mid-winter rebound in flu cases has emerged, causing a considerable stir among healthcare professionals and the public. This resurgence of flu activity is indeed a cause for concern and demands immediate attention and appropriate preventive […]

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17Feb

Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia

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Situation at a Glance This is the bi-annual update on the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) infections reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). From 13 August 2023 to 1 February 2024, four laboratory-confirmed cases of MERS-CoV, including two deaths, were reported to WHO by the Ministry […]

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17Feb

CDC to update Covid isolation guidelines

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Things are always a’changin.’ That includes CDC guidance for COVID-19 isolation. A Feb. 13 article from the Washington Post outlines the coming changes and the reasoning behind them. The current recommendations are from December  2021. In January 2021, 26,000 people were dying from COVID weekly, and about 115,000 were being hospitalized. Now, weekly, about 20,000 […]

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17Feb

12 ways and exercises to manage your respiratory health during end of winters | Health

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ByZarafshan Shiraz, New Delhi The end of winters are here and as much as we enjoy the last of the cold weather, there are people who get sick due to the weather change which includes flu, sinuses, cold and cough etc. On the other hand, people with known respiratory illness face a lot of challenges […]

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17Feb

Protection tips against Asthma and ways to keep symptoms at bay | Health

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It is that time of the year again when we enjoy the last of winter wonders as much as possible along with our kids but sometimes are not able to, because of runny noses, bad coughs and breathing problems amid weather change. Many children are sensitive to winter weather transition and allergic symptoms tend to […]

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17Feb

Whitman County experiences its first influenza death of the year

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WHITMAN COUNTY, Wash. – Whitman County Public Health has announced its first flu death of the 2023-2024 flu season. The specifics of the person has not released but it is revealed that is was a Whitman County resident. The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by viruses that infect the nose, throat and lungs. […]

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17Feb

UW-La Crosse is looking for participants for red blood cell research

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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) – UW-La Crosse exercise and sport science assistant professor Daniel Freidenreich has been leading a research study looking at the underlying cause of long COVID. “Initially, we thought that it was a respiratory disease because since it’s an upper respiratory tract infection, it was first getting to the lungs. We thought […]

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16Feb

COVID-positive? Five-day isolation still recommended in Michigan

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In Michigan, the state health department still follows the CDC guidelines, offering direct links to the CDC’s recommendation for people who have been exposed to COVID or who have tested positive. Related: As of Friday, those recommendations remain to isolate for five days. The confusion began this week when the Washington Post and New York Times […]

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16Feb

Flu continues to rise in some US regions as COVID markers decline

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Respiratory virus activity remains high across the United States, with flu activity up, especially in three regions, and COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) markers continuing to drop from high levels, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said today in its latest updates. Overall, 27 jurisdictions reported high or very high respiratory virus […]

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