Asthma
Late Menopause Linked To Greater Risk Of Asthma: Study
Entering menopause at a later age is linked to a greater risk for asthma, the study revealed. 
Best Nebulizers For Your Respiratory Health: Here's How To Use Them Effectively
Nebulizers are simple devices designed to deliver medications to the lungs directly, making them crucial for treating everything from common colds to more serious conditions like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). In this guide, we explore the various types of nebulizers, their unique benefits, and practical tips for using them effectively. Whether you need relief from a mild respiratory infection or long-term support for a chronic condition, understanding nebulizers will help you choose the right one for your needs. 
Longer Breastfeeding Reduces Risk Of Asthma Via Healthy Microbiome In Gut, Nasal Cavity: Study
The researchers of the latest study underscore the importance of extended breastfeeding for respiratory health. 
Asthma Linked To Miscarriage And Fertility Issues In Women: Study
As the findings suggest that the severity of asthma can impact fertility, the researchers stress the importance of effective asthma control to improve reproductive outcomes in women. 
Type 2 Diabetes And Asthma: Study Identifies Two-Way Relationship Between The Conditions
Diabetes patients are at an increased risk of developing asthma and the relationship between the two conditions is reciprocal, the study revealed. 
Asthma Awareness Month: Expert Insights On Myths and Facts About The Condition
During this Asthma Awareness Month, take the opportunity to educate yourself by learning from an expert about the myths and facts surrounding this chronic respiratory disease. 
No Link Between COVID-19 Virus And Asthma Risk In Kids, Says Study
Since respiratory viral infections are known to increase asthma risk in young children, researchers of a new study investigated if contracting the SARS-COV-2 virus could bring in a similar outcome, and determined no association exists between the two. 
Teen Boys Who Smoke Pass On Damaged Genes To Future Offsprings: Study
The study suggests that smoking in the teenage years causes DNA changes in the sperm, which lead to alterations in the DNA of their future babies. 
Neighborhood's Quality Influences Risk Of Pediatric Asthma, Finds Study
Researchers discovered that children who were raised in neighborhoods offering higher opportunities and lower vulnerabilities during their early years had a reduced likelihood of developing asthma. 
What Is Allergic March? Study Says Kids With Eczema May Develop More Allergies As They Grow
Researchers say the development of allergies in kids follow a predictable pattern, called an "allergic march."
