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Respiratory Disease News focuses on conditions affecting the respiratory system, including asthma, COPD, and lung cancer. It covers treatments, prevention strategies, and the latest research aimed at improving respiratory health.

Carpenters, Woodworkers Urged to Spare the Broom Over Asthma Fears

Carpenters, Woodworkers Urged to Spare the Broom Over Asthma Fears

British health officials have asked carpenters and woodworkers not to use brooms to sweep up sawdust because they are considered dangerous.

Study Says Absence of Specialized Cells Linked to Asthma

Study Says Absence of Specialized Cells Linked to Asthma

Researchers from NYU School of Medicine have revealed that asthma and other allergies are tied to absence of specialized cells that block allergic reactions.

Reducing Salt Consumption may Not Help Control Asthma

Reducing Salt Consumption may Not Help Control Asthma

New research from The University of Nottingham suggests that reducing salt consumption does not appear to have any appreciable impact on asthma control.

Link Between Thunderstorms and Asthma Attacks Revealed

Link Between Thunderstorms and Asthma Attacks Revealed

A link between thunderstorms and asthma attacks in the metro Atlanta area that could have a 'significant public health impact had been revealed.

Doctors Stick to High Medication Even With Stable Asthma

Doctors Stick to High Medication Even With Stable Asthma

A new study has shown that doctors are reluctant to reduce drug use among kids with asthma even if lower dose is best.

Asthma Risk in Kids Increased With HIV Treatment

Asthma Risk in Kids Increased With HIV Treatment

Children receiving treatment for HIV infections are at an increased risk of developing asthma.

Characteristics of the First Two TB Patients may Help Predict Outbreaks

Characteristics of the First Two TB Patients may Help Predict Outbreaks

Creative ways to identify the most powerful interventions were essential to fight the global spread of TB.

Drug Resistant TB may Be Diagnosed by New Rapid Test

Drug Resistant TB may Be Diagnosed by New Rapid Test

A new test to screen for drug-resistant tuberculosis will greatly help the fight against the disease in developing countries, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Monday.

The Tongue Controls All for the Differently Abled

The Tongue Controls All for the Differently Abled

Engineers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a novel system that can enable individuals with disabilities to operate a computer, control a powered wheelchair

Scientists Identify Therapeutic Target for Severe Lung Disease

Scientists Identify Therapeutic Target for Severe Lung Disease

Researchers at the University of Illinois, Chicago, have identified a new therapeutic target that may harbour a cure for lung inflammation and injury.

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