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Pollution, Cough Or Infection? How To Tell What's Causing Your Winter Symptoms
Understanding the difference between pollution-related irritation, a viral infection and a more serious respiratory illness can help people avoid unnecessary antibiotics and seek medical care at the right time.
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Eating soy products daily 'good for lungs'
A new study has revealed that eating soy products everyday could reduce the risk of developing pulmonary disease and respiratory symptoms.
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Effects of passive smoking
Tobacco smoke is a major source of respiratory irritants and many people are passively exposed at home or in the workplace. Passive smoking is widespread, and environmental tobacco smoke contains many potent respiratory irritants. Passive smoking is also associated with respiratory symptoms and asthma.
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Pollution, Cough Or Infection? How To Tell What's Causing Your Winter Symptoms
Understanding the difference between pollution-related irritation, a viral infection and a more serious respiratory illness can help people avoid unnecessary antibiotics and seek medical care at the right time.
-
Eating soy products daily 'good for lungs'
A new study has revealed that eating soy products everyday could reduce the risk of developing pulmonary disease and respiratory symptoms.
-
Effects of passive smoking
Tobacco smoke is a major source of respiratory irritants and many people are passively exposed at home or in the workplace. Passive smoking is widespread, and environmental tobacco smoke contains many potent respiratory irritants. Passive smoking is also associated with respiratory symptoms and asthma.
