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16Jan

Philips breathing machine recall lawsuit investigation deepens

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Philips CPAP recall: Who’s affected?  (Photo Credit: perthstagedtosell/Shutterstock) If you used a recalled Philips CPAP machine and were later diagnosed with oral, nasal or lung cancer or a lung injury, you may have a legal claim. Philips, the maker of CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure), BiPap (Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure) and ventilator devices, announced a […]

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16Jan

Scots share pandemic stories as UK COVID inquiry resumes in Edinburgh | UK News

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People in Scotland have been sharing their stories of how the pandemic has affected their lives – as the UK COVID inquiry resumed in Edinburgh. It is the first time the hearings, chaired by former judge Baroness Hallett, have taken place outside of London since the inquiry began in 2022 – and will focus on […]

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16Jan

SKN and USVI monitor rise in cases of respiratory diseases

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SKN and USVI monitor rise in cases of respiratory diseases. Picture Credits: Bay Biosciences The Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) recently asked member states to remain vigilant and keep a close eye on the rising tide of respiratory diseases in the region. In response to this, the US Virgin Islands and St Kitts and Nevis […]

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16Jan

Troubling Trend in Asthma Care: Importance of Post-Hospitalization Follow-Up

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A recent report highlights a troubling trend in the management of asthma patients post-hospitalization. An overwhelming 82% of these patients are not receiving the crucial two-day follow-up care recommended by medical professionals. This alarming statistic throws light on a significant gap in the healthcare system, potentially leading to worsened asthma symptoms, increased risk of readmission, […]

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16Jan

Are gas stoves dangerous? We tested against induction cooktops to find out.

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Scientists’ best answer, at the moment, to whether you should ditch your gas stove is: We’re not sure yet January 16, 2024 at 6:30 a.m. EST (Video: Alice Li/The Washington Post) Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save In 40 million American homes, the “click” of a gas stove igniting is the […]

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16Jan

Health Officials Watching Hospitals During the Season of Flu, COVID and RSV

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Photo by Pexels from Freerange Stock The normal winter flu season is in full swing in Alabama, but this year COVID and RSV are joining the mix. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ranks the state among seven others with the highest rates for respiratory disease. Alabama health officials say there has been a […]

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16Jan

Large cast of characters interrupts the flow of the ‘Still Breathing’ story

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Still BreathingMarita van der Vyver translated by Annelize VisserTafelberg Still Breathing is almost a sequel to Marita van der Vyver’s 1999 novel Breathing Space, featuring many of the same characters, but is obviously intended to be read as a stand-alone as well. After all, the details of a book read in 1999 are likely to […]

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16Jan

As JN.1 Cases Rise, Is Loss of Smell and Taste Still a Good Indicator of COVID Infection?

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Representational image (Venkat Apparao/TOI, BCCL, Hyderabad) The initial days of the COVID-19 pandemic felt like a game of sleuth. Watching someone cough instantly activated the inner Sherlock within us, and we’d spend the entire day conspiring ways of deciphering whether they still retained the ability to smell and taste. However, COVID-19 has evolved a ton […]

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16Jan

New Research Reveals Disparities in Management

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Unraveling the Shortfall in Asthma Care New research published in the British Journal of General Practice has thrown light on a significant shortfall in the follow-up care for asthma patients. The study, which scrutinized electronic health care records of over 17,000 patients between 2017-19, revealed that only 18% of those who ended up in the […]

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16Jan

Inhalers Manufacturing Plant Project Report 2024: Industry Trends, Raw Material And Investment Opportunities

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(MENAFN- IMARC Group) IMARC Group’s report titled“ Inhalers (For Asthma and Respiratory Conditions) Manufacturing Plant Project Report 2024: Industry Trends, Plant Setup, Machinery, Raw Materials, Investment Opportunities, Cost and Revenue ” provides a comprehensive guide for establishing a inhalers manufacturing plant . The report covers various aspects, ranging from a broad market overview to […]

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16Jan

Smart Inhalers Market Will Reach US$ 235.7 Million by 2033,

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New York, Jan. 16, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Smart Inhalers Market: A Breath of Fresh Air for Healthcare Smart Inhalers are inhalation devices equipped with sensors and connectivity features to monitor and manage respiratory conditions, such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). These devices enable real-time tracking of medication usage, provide feedback to […]

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16Jan

What are the first symptoms of the flu and cold?

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Winter’s arrival often brings along a flurry of sneezes and sniffles, as the onset of seasonal ailments like influenza and common cold begin to make their presence felt. Recognizing the initial signals of these illnesses can make a significant difference in your treatment plan. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll help you discern the early indicators […]

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16Jan

Understanding Cold and Flu: Symptoms, Remedies, and Prevention

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Understanding Cold and Flu Common cold and influenza, more commonly known as flu, are viral infections that primarily affect the respiratory system. While they share some symptoms, they are caused by different viruses and can have varying degrees of severity. Often, flu symptoms can be more severe and may include fever, body aches, and fatigue, […]

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16Jan

Cough and choked throat? Signs that it might be something serious |

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Here’s when you should take your cough seriously The body’s natural response to an irritant is a cough, which is triggered by receptors in the throat that detect tickling, dryness, or obstructions, among other sensations. When someone coughs, their lungs aggressively and quickly release air, sometimes up to 100 miles per hour to clear the […]

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16Jan

Hospital temporarily converts clinic to emergency department rooms | News, Sports, Jobs

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BUCKHANNON — Due to “many patients” requiring admission, St. Joseph’s Hospital has temporarily converted its walk-in clinic to emergency department rooms, officials said. “WVU Medicine St. Joseph’s Hospital’s Emergency Department is seeing a surge in patients with respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus,” a St. Joseph’s press release states. ” […]

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16Jan

Severity soars among influenza A cases in Hanoi

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The National Hospital of Tropical Diseases says it is currently performing treatment for over 10 severe flu cases suffering from underlying health conditions. Of them, a 66-year-old patient who also has type 2 diabetes, was infected with both influenza A and COVID-19. He has since been put on a breathing machine due to severe respiratory failure. […]

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16Jan

Controlling inflammation to conquer lung infections

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A new treatment that controls the body’s response to influenza virus is shaping as the key to preventing dangerous lung inflammation and damage. Associate Professor Michelle Tate Latest studies at Hudson Institute of Medical Research have identified a novel influenza therapy which limits damaging inflammation and promotes recovery from severe infection. A team led by […]

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16Jan

Aerosol Delivery Devices Market discussed in a new research report

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The Aerosol Delivery Devices Market holds a pivotal role in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector, focusing on the development, production, and supply of devices designed to deliver medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs. With a specific emphasis on respiratory disorders, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, and cystic […]

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16Jan

Respiratory issues contributed to Clayton-le-Moors woman’s death

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The inquest at Accrington Town Hall heard Rachael Crawshaw suffered from bronchopneumonia and had also been prescribed methadone. Rachael’s family became concerned when they were not able to contact her and alerted the police. Family entered her home and found her on the sofa in a comfortable, up-right position. READ MORE: Why do newspapers cover inquests and […]

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16Jan

Obesity Prevalence Among Patients with COPD

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Introduction Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), defined as a preventable and treatable disease characterised by expiratory airflow limitation that is irreversible,1 is one of the top three causes of death, with 90% of the death rate happening in low- and middle-income countries.2,3 More than three million patients with COPD died in 2012, accounting for 6% […]

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