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Take care of your lungs when the weather is hot from a simple habit
Choose the right time to go out, wear comfortable clothes, and quit unhealthy lifestyle habits to help keep your lungs…
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Signs of lung infection
Coughing up thick mucus, chest pain with fever, and difficulty breathing are all signs of a lung infection. Lung infection…
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Why do women snore?
Women can develop snoring during periods of weight gain, menopause, and pregnancy. It has long been believed that snoring is…
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What does the color of mucus in the nose reveal about health?
Yellow, green, brown or black mucus is a sign that the body is having problems with health. Mucus is responsible…
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Facts you should know about the flu
Vaccination should be given every year, the disease is contagious even though there are no symptoms, flu can cause life-threatening…
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Misconceptions about lung cancer
Only smokers get cancer or the elderly get lung cancer is a misconception many people know about the disease. Lung…
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EILO respiratory problems in young athletes
As a teenager, track and field athlete Reese Tempest contracted EILO, a respiratory illness common in athletes and often mistaken…
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5 natural triggers people with asthma need to avoid
Dust, animal dander, pollen, and mold can all trigger an asthma attack. Asthma attacks often occur when particles are inhaled…
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Is sleep apnea fatal?
Sleep apnea can lead to serious health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke, and indirectly death. Sleep apnea is…
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Particle pollution – a silent ‘enemy’ that harms the lungs
Microscopic particles suspended in the air, though invisible to the naked eye, can silently cause damage to the lungs. Particulate…
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