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Kissing is the sweetest expression of love, but in some cases, a kiss can make you allergic, ...
The latest Swedish study shows that asthma medications have great potential for treating aortic aneurysm.
According to the researchers, when we inhale a bitter air, the lungs will understand that this is a message that the air outside is easy to breathe, ...
Babies who are breastfed for the first four months after birth will reduce their risk of asthma by the age of eight.
A recent study by British scientists showed that diseases such as stomach pain, asthma and Alzheimer's disease have a close relationship with the personality of patients.
For children who are at higher risk than asthma, raising dogs in the home increases the chances of getting lung disease.
A study on Japanese children showed that vitamin D supplementation during winter and early spring helps prevent seasonal flu and asthma.
The latest study by US scientists shows that vitamin D deficiency will make the condition of people with asthma worse.
You or someone in the early stages of asthma. Because the disease will quickly become serious if not treated quickly and appropriately.
For people in high-risk groups, including those with asthma, infection with the H1N1 virus is another story because they are always at risk for airway problems in genera…
Anger is unhealthy, eating profanity is rude, not doing the housework is considered lazy. But scientists who have recently discovered these bad habits are not as scary a…
For children with asthma, when going to school or anywhere, their parents need to pay close attention to their child's health and medication status.
Asthma is one of the most common illnesses in young children. The cause of this disease has been indicated by factors such as: Genetics, environmental pollution, allergi…
Pregnant women who suffer from stress during pregnancy are more likely to have children with asthma, a study by Bristol University has just revealed.