New Respiratory Disease Articles from our Partners at
Consultant 360
Personalized
Risk Could Increase Effectiveness of Smoking Cessation Programs
http://bit.ly/2jvYyrX
A
recent study examined whether a personalized risk intervention could improve
participation in and adherence to smoking cessation efforts.
Could
Cockroach Elimination Improve Asthma Outcomes?
http://bit.ly/2jw6rh5
A
recent study was the first to examine whether asthma symptoms could be reduced
via cockroach control.
Study:
A Third of Adults With Asthma Could Be Misdiagnosed
http://bit.ly/2kshR4A
A
recent study sought to determine how frequently asthma could be ruled out and
medication safely stopped in adults with potentially misdiagnosed asthma.
African
Americans May Have Impaired Response to Corticosteroids
http://bit.ly/2kVEiMu
African
Americans are more likely to have eosinophilic airway inflammation than whites,
despite taking higher doses of asthma medications, such as inhaled
corticosteroids, according to a new study.
Study:
Many Newly Diagnosed COPD Patients Could Have Asthma/COPD Overlap
http://bit.ly/2kqUcSu
In a recent study, researchers sought to develop
an algorithm for defining overlap between asthma and chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease in newly diagnosed COPD patients.
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