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Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

All about respiratory diseases in obesity cases

In this article here, renowned consultant in respiratory medicine, Dr Safin Rahman, shares expert insights into how respiratory diseases can affect people suffering from obesity.

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Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

What to know about asthma

Asthma is a respiratory condition where breathing becomes difficult due to constriction of the airways. In this article, a consultant in respiratory medicine explains what causes asthma and how it is managed.

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Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

The importance of lung cancer screening

Lung cancer is the third most common cancer in the UK. Early detection through screening can improve survival rates by identifying the disease in its early stages when treatment is most effective.

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By Dr Deepak Rao
09.01.25
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

Sleep disorders in pulmonology: How do they affect your breathing?

Sleep disorders and breathing issues are closely linked, particularly when it comes to conditions that fall under the realm of pulmonology. These disorders, such as obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) and central sleep apnoea (CSA), can significantly impact sleep quality and overall health. Understanding how sleep disorders affect your breathing is essential for early diagnosis and treatment.

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By Dr Jay Mukherjee
09.01.25
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

From diagnosis to daily life: A comprehensive look at COPD

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a progressive lung condition. It causes breathing to become increasingly difficult. It encompasses diseases such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema, affecting millions worldwide. Managing COPD effectively requires a comprehensive approach, from early diagnosis to ongoing care.

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By Professor James Hull
20.12.24
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

Is my car making me cough?

Coughing in the car can be both annoying and worrying, especially if it becomes a persistent issue. If you find yourself coughing as soon as you get in your car, you may be questioning if there is something in that environment that is triggering your cough. Esteemed consultant respiratory physician Professor James Hull explores the possible causes and when to consider seeing a doctor.

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By Dr Timothy Chapman
13.12.24
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

All about breathlessness

Breathlessness is the sensation of not getting enough air, even when breathing deeply or rapidly. There is a wide range of conditions that may cause someone to struggle with breathlessness, including psychological, cardiac, or pulmonary disorders. In this article, a consultant respiratory physician shares his expertise all about breathlessness.

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By Dr Syed Shah
12.12.24
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

How does lung cancer affect you?

Lung cancer is one of the most common types of cancer, affecting thousands of people each year. Although it can seem overwhelming, learning about lung cancer and its effects can help you feel more prepared and informed. Leading pulmonologist Dr Syed Shah explores the key aspects of this condition.

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By Dr Aimee Brame
11.12.24
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

Breathlessness and cough: Breathing problems you shouldn’t ignore

Breathlessness and cough are common breathing problems that can sometimes indicate more serious underlying health issues. Understanding these symptoms – why they occur, how they are assessed, and how they can be managed – is essential for health and wellbeing. Dr Aimee Brame, distinguished consultant physician in respiratory and intensive care medicine, provides a clear and informative guide to help you navigate these symptoms.

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By Dr Iyad Ismail
15.11.24
Pulmonology & respiratory medicine

The importance of checking a persistent cough

A cough is often viewed as a common, minor symptom associated with colds or respiratory infections. However, when a cough lasts for more than three weeks, it’s considered persistent (or a chronic cough) and warrants medical attention. This is especially crucial if the cough continues for over eight weeks, as it may indicate an underlying health issue that requires further evaluation.

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