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If you live in places like Arizona, Colorado or Wyoming, where wildfire smoke drifts through during the same months that temperatures drop, your lungs...
Have you noticed that your child seems to get sick when the seasons change? When outdoor temperatures and pollen levels go up and down and your daily routine...
When temperatures drop, you probably spend more time indoors. Cozy blankets, hot drinks and a warm fire feel comforting, but the air inside your home might...
You might think lung cancer only affects smokers. But thousands of people in the United States who have never smoked, not even a single cigarette in their...
If you’ve been looking for ways to “detox” your lungs or breathe easier, you may have seen mullein leaf pop up in your search results. This fuzzy-leafed...
When babies are born prematurely, oftentimes they need help breathing. That’s because their lungs still need to grow and develop.
One health condition...
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) may not make as many headlines as the flu or COVID-19, but it can lead to serious illness—especially in infants, older...
If your child has asthma, you may wonder if it’s safe for them to play sports — or if exercise could trigger breathing problems. Many kids with asthma...
Climate change is causing more severe storms, more dangerous floods and worse droughts. And it’s not just an environmental issue.
Climate change is also...
If you live with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), you may feel like it’s not safe for you to travel. Or you might think that planning for...
