As Smoking Rates Hit Historic Lows, Quitlines Focus On Three Groups That Still Light Up In Alarming Numbers
Largest non-profit quitline in the U.S. hires Native counselors, looks to help LGBT smokers and those with mental health issues
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Include Men In Osteoporosis Screening Guidelines
Osteoporosis affects more men than prostate cancer
E-Cigarettes Helping Spark New ISmoke Generation
E-cigarette use triples among middle and high school students in just one year
Study Links The Liquid Used In E-cigarettes To An Increased Risk Of Viral Infections
Researchers say whether the liquid contains nicotine or not, inhaling its vapor can damage epithelial cells from human airways and increase the risk of infections
After Watching Disturbing Video, CPAP Usage Soars
An additional two hours of therapy per night, and patients maintained improvement three months later
Wet Wraps Cut Need For Drugs In Kids With Eczema
Study gives parents, doctors new options to treat painful, itchy condition
Those With Ragweed Allergies Will Get New Relief This Fall, Thanks To Timely FDA Approval Of New Therapy
Tablets mark latest shift in immunotherapy, could make allergy shots unnecessary for many
FDA Approves Nation’s First Prescription-Strength Tablet To Treat Hay Fever Allergies
Tablets mark latest shift in immunotherapy, could make allergy shots unnecessary for many
Millions Treated For Asthma May Be Misdiagnosed
Of patients referred to leading respiratory hospital, 1 in 4 don’t have asthma, 70 percent under-diagnosed
Bacteria In Soil, Shower Heads Can Pose Threat
Study finds tall, thin women may be more vulnerable to the bacterial lung infection ‘NTM’