High-ranking people less likely to fall ill and recover faster from injuries - Newstrack India

High-ranking people less likely to fall ill and recover faster from injuries Newstrack India The study involving 10000 Whitehall civil servants found high-flyers were much less likely to suffer heart disease, bronchitis or depression than their more lowly counterparts. It was known that social status can boost immune function and health in ... and more »

Breathe easy, folks - Deccan Chronicle

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Breathe easy, folks Deccan Chronicle Vast majority of the asthma exacerbations are caused by viral infections and have to be treated by anti-inflammatory medications. Chronic bronchitis: Smokers, who have a history of cough for at least three months, might have chronic bronchitis.

Lung Disease Following Deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan - news Stories

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Lung Disease Following Deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan news Stories 3 Subsequent epidemiologic studies showed that deployers have higher rates of newly reported respiratory symptoms than nondeployers (14% versus 10%), although rates of physician-diagnosed asthma and chronic bronchitis were not increased.

Botsford facility in Redford changes name - Hometownlife.com

Botsford facility in Redford changes name Hometownlife.com Botsford Pulmonary Rehab offers respiratory therapy for those with asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, pulmonary fibrosis and other lung conditions in addition to a comprehensive physical therapy program for people recovering from surgeries, ...

Running or walking, SF State's 5k brings awareness - Golden Gate Xpress

Running or walking, SF State's 5k brings awareness Golden Gate Xpress According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, strokes are the fourth leading cause of death in America as of 2009, after heart disease, cancer and lower respiratory diseases like emphysema and chronic bronchitis.