It's Not a Hangover, It's an Allergic Reaction
2010-01-01
Ingredients in alcohol could explain ‘morning-after’ feeling, experts sayContinue Reading
Living With a Smoker Puts Kids at Risk for Emphysema
2009-12-30
Lung damage seen in otherwise healthy nonsmoking adults, study findsContinue Reading
Indoor Allergies Common in Winter
2009-12-29
To keep sneezing and wheezing at bay, follow these expert tipsContinue Reading
Heavier Sons Tied to Higher Death Risk for Parents
2009-12-25
Obese offspring upped odds of dying of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, study foundContinue Reading
Discovery in Lungs May Lead to Treatment for Respiratory Virus
2009-12-24
Naturally occurring lipid appears to protect against RSV, research showsContinue Reading
Gene Discovery Sheds Light on Children's Asthma
2009-12-23
Scientists find 2nd piece of DNA tied to the respiratory illness, experts sayContinue Reading
Kids Can Pass Pneumonia Bug to Older Relatives During Holidays
2009-12-23
Getting pneumococcal vaccine is best protection, experts sayContinue Reading
Pollution May Boost Pneumonia Risk for Seniors
2009-12-23
Long-term exposure to dirty air doubled likelihood of respiratory infection, study foundContinue Reading
Gene Therapy Holds Promise for Emphysema
2009-12-22
In mice, single treatment offered lifetime protection against inherited form of diseaseContinue Reading
Spiriva Inhaler Approved To Reduce Flares of COPD
2009-12-18
Including chronic bronchitis and emphysemaContinue Reading
Better Educated May Have Greater Asthma Control
2009-12-18
Those with less than 12 years’ schooling make more trips to the ER, study findsContinue Reading
Scientists Link Molecule to Severe Swine Flu
2009-12-17
Blocking the particle might someday ease accompanying lung infectionsContinue Reading
Gene Variant Seems to Guard Against Asthma, COPD
2009-12-16
Study suggests it plays a role in reducing inflammation in the lungsContinue Reading
Five Gene Variants May Be Linked to Lung Disease
2009-12-14
Findings might lead to better treatments for asthma, COPD, researchers sayContinue Reading