National Jewish Health Recommends Starting Your Spring Allergy Medicine on Valentine’s Day
Allergens are in the air long before spring has sprung, especially as climate change continues to lengthen seasons
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National Jewish Health Center for Deployment-Related Lung Disease committed to finding answers, providing care for veterans facing debilitating respiratory illnesses
Researchers work to advance understanding and treatment of lung injuries in veterans after federal passage of the PACT Act.
Cardio-Oncology Emerges as Important Specialty as Cancer Treatments Advance, Patients Live Longer
Cardio-oncologists focus on keeping patients’ hearts healthy throughout treatment and beyond as cancer treatments can cause damage to the heart.
Study reveals root cause of long-term COVID symptoms
Researchers put clues together to find the virus actually alters how cells function in some people
Study finds later school start times prevent sleep deprivation for parents of middle and high school students
Bedtimes remained constant while parents of adolescents slept later into the morning
New lung cancer screening guidelines will shift diagnoses to early stage
Informing eligible patients and encouraging participation is key to saving lives
Study Finds Fall Babies at Higher Risk of Lifetime of Allergic Diseases
Researchers working to stop the chain reaction of eczema, food allergies, asthma and hay fever
National Jewish Health to Substantially Expand COVID-19 Testing
Open to All Patients with Referral from their Physicians