Patients with persistent, inexplicable respiratory problems often struggle to find suitable treatment.
Chemical changes seen in cancer patients are also found in people who vape or smoke.
During therapy and long afterward, a commitment to physical activity could be the best way to improve quality of life.
Your odds of quitting for good will improve if you lean on therapies and others for help.
Breathing polluted air causes oxidative stress and inflammation, which could lead to loss of bone mass.
The e-cig industry would like you to believe their product is a safe alternative to cigarettes. It's not.
Cold and flu viruses compete for precious resources in your respiratory tract, making it less likely you'll develop one if you have the other.
Cuts in pollution lead to widespread improvements in human health—including fewer cases of asthma and a lower risk of heart problems.
A new vaccine for cats could one day help humans who suffer from feline allergies.
While the greenery is good for you, a properly ventilated home is far more effective at boosting air quality.
A new study looks at 33 people who developed this rare cancer as a result of possible asbestos exposure in powder.
How fast you walk might offer hints at how fast your body is aging.
