Allergies and Asthma
Allergies affect nearly 20% of Americans and asthma affects an estimated 17 million people in the U.S. alone. Dr. Paul Enright shares advice and information on allergy and asthma treatment, symptoms, triggers and prevention.
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In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 13 weeks ago
Jeff May's Healthy Home Tips, a new paperback book, provides many hundreds of tips on how to detect the source of these indoor air quality problems an...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 21 weeks ago
If you have asthma or COPD, which is worse:smoke from 4th of July fireworkssmog from automotive exhaust smoke from a nearby wildfireash from a volcano...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 31 weeks ago
Photo Credit: Jon LebkowskyAbout 1 in every 5 people suffer from hay fever, also known as allergic rhinosinusitis by doctors, and I am one of them. S...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 43 weeks ago
The risks of continuing to smoke far outweigh the risks of trying to quit. Consider these facts:One billion people will die from smoking in this cent...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 45 weeks ago
The treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD, formerly known as emphysema or chronic bronchitis with airway obstruction) is a rapidly ...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 1 year ago
The Only Cheap ($4/month) Asthma Quick Relievers Left in the United StatesI just got back from an asthma conference in Phoenix, with 20 experts from a...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 1 year ago
Singulair versus Flovent versus Advair for Mild Persistent Asthma?There is no question that in general Advair is more effective than Flovent and that ...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 1 year ago
In my personal opinion, the high cost of asthma therapy in the United States (over $100 per month for each controller inhaler) is due to the greed of ...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 1 year ago
Once a year, the largest pulmonary meeting in the world is held by the American Thoracic Society (ATS). This year, it was in San Francisco, with over...
In Allergies and Asthma - Posted 1 year ago
Why Take a Bronchodilator? Bronchodilator inhalers and pills relax the airways, making them wider so that you can breathe more easily. The goal of bro...
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