Exposure to e-cigarettes at home is as bad as tobacco smoke for asthma patients, according to a study.
The combo of using both tobacco cigarettes and vaping in the home led to the highest levels of asthma flare-ups in kids.
Asthma attacks can be debilitating, and for children, they can lead to hospitalizations. However, Intermountain’s Children Health clinical teams have been working on ways to prevent this and give our ...
NHS health expert Dr Ranj Singh has issued important advice to asthma sufferers who use a blue inhaler. The doctor appeared on today's (May 18) episode of BBC's Morning Live to urge people who rely on ...
Bay Area heat advisory runs to 10 p.m. Thursday, with inland highs near 105. An ozone alert adds risk for heart and lung patients, kids, and seniors. Insurers and doctors are fighting over payments, ...
Weather changes can exacerbate asthma symptoms in some people due to dust, pollution, and infections. Therefore, along with ...
SALT LAKE CITY — For families of children with asthma, an attack can become scary in a matter of minutes. Now, a new approach from Intermountain Children's Health aims to change how those emergencies ...
A large Canadian randomised trial found that a hybrid high-dose vitamin D3 regimen did not reduce severe exacerbations or respiratory viral infections in high-morbidity preschool children with ...