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A team of 80+ nurses and physicians at Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix are using ECMO, an organ bypass machine, to oxygenate blood in patients...
It has been non-stop discovery for medical professionals battling COVID-19. That can be hard to see when we’re living in the here-and-now. But it’s true....
The world is a big place. Which makes widespread illnesses like influenza, measles and today’s coronavirus so hard to comprehend. It’s rare to see the...
While more than 25 million Americans have asthma, each person’s asthma is different and can vary over a lifetime. This means each treatment plan should...
If you’re one of the unlucky people with a sleep disorder, like sleep apnea, you’re likely familiar with a PAP machine, which stands for positive airway...
Are you experiencing shortness of breath? Are you winded simply taking the stairs at home? Although feeling out of breath is normal during a high-intensity...
When you think of asthma, what comes to mind? A child using an inhaler? What you may not know is that asthma—a disease that makes it difficult to breathe—can...
Serena Williams may be at the top of her game, but in 2017, she was taken down by a fierce enemy when she was treated for a pulmonary embolism (PE) shortly...
Nature is an amazing thing and something you probably shouldn’t ignore. One remarkable example are the huge dust storms—haboobs—that happen during the...
Snoring. We either do it ourselves or know someone who does. And let’s be honest – it’s not the most flattering thing. Whether it’s you, or maybe a partner,...
