Wednesday, November 25, 2009

respiratory problems

Young People at High Risk of Death Worldwide

Teens in low- and middle-income countries fare the worst, statistics show more >>

Swine Flu Burrows Into Lungs: Study

Unlike seasonal flu, H1N1 goes deep into respiratory tract, researchers confirm more >>

New Vaccine May Work Better Against Lung Disease

Different formulation seems to thwart pneumonia in high-risk group with COPD, study finds more >>

Blood Test Narrows Down Need for Antibiotics

Could lead to better treatment decisions for respiratory infections, experts say more >>

Gene Linked to Liver Disease in Cystic Fibrosis

Screening for the variation could help identify risk factors early on, researchers say more >>

Health Tip: Keep Mold Out of Your Home

Suggestions to reduce exposure more >>

Zenpep Approved for Pancreatic Disorder

Makes up for lack of digestive enzymes more >>

Treating COPD Early Improves Outcomes

New drug might slow the destructive lung condition, studies show more >>

End-of-Life Advice Not Always Welcome

Many relatives want doctors to keep their opinions to themselves, study finds more >>

Smokers' Cars Loaded With Nicotine

Levels twice those found in places that permit smoking, study suggests more >>

Car Seats Can Limit Kids' Oxygen Supplies

Experts say risk is small but warrants reminder about proper use more >>

Going Back to School With Asthma Takes Extra Work

Lung association recommends flu shots, check-ups and communication with school staff more >>

Are Candles Making You Sick?

Researchers warn of toxic buildup from paraffin, suggest beeswax instead more >>

Antibiotics Being Prescribed Less for Respiratory Infections

Decline seen as sign of progress against drug-resistant bacteria more >>

Synthetic Protein Thwarts HIV Infection in Lab

By blocking cellular interaction, researchers prevent disease production more >>

Ventilation After Breathing Tube Removal May Alter Outcomes

With chronic respiratory disorders, method cuts death risk, study finds more >>

Delivery-Related Infant Deaths Decline in Scotland

Fewer newborns experiencing a fatal lack of oxygen, study finds more >>

Cold, Flu or Pneumonia? Answer May Lie in Blood Test

Gene signature detects differences in viral, bacterial infections, study finds more >>

Viagra Trial for Sickle Cell Lung Problems Halted

Safety concern from side effects prompts action by U.S. government more >>

Save Swine Flu Drugs for Younger Patients, Study Urges

Curbing use in elderly may be controversial but wise, experts say more >>

'Safe' Ozone Levels May Not Be for Some

Study finds lung problems after exercise at lower concentrations more >>

Many Young Adults Uninformed About Vaccines

More awareness of benefits of shots for preventable diseases needed, study shows more >>

Test May Predict Moms Who Will Deliver Prematurely

Analysis of amniotic and cervical fluids yields clues to early birth more >>

Respiratory Issues Linger for Smallest Babies

Problems related to low birth weight continue into adulthood, study shows more >>

Severe COPD Linked to Mental Decline

Doctors need to recognize challenges these patients face, researchers say more >>

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