Latest news and articles about respiratory diseases from NEX English
Thailand is currently facing a severe heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius, exacerbated by dangerous levels of air pollution from PM2.5 particles. Meteorological authorities warn that these harsh conditions are expected to persist in the coming hours.
A new study warns that inhaling particles from common cleaning products can cause severe lung damage, posing a greater risk than accidental ingestion. Continuous exposure to these products may lead to serious health issues, including chronic respiratory diseases.
The cave therapy center in Yerevan, Armenia, is at risk of closure following the government's withdrawal of financial support, citing insufficient scientific evidence for the treatment's effectiveness. This comes as patients seek relief from asthma symptoms in a unique underground environment.
A committee of pediatric experts from the Chinese Medical Education Association has announced the establishment of a unified protocol for diagnosing recurrent wheezing in infants and young children. This protocol aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy and treatment effectiveness.