"To use bronchitis as an example, with the use of Oscar's telemedicine, bronchitis treatment increased 60 percent and general consultation increased 55 percent," Schlosser said.
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Background: Geoffrey is another normal kid who has undiagnosed bronchitis.
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Whatever the case, any bronchitis is not holding her down.
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It's easier for them to develop asthma and chronic bronchitis.
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Antibiotics have no impact on viruses like influenza or bronchitis.
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The infant was running a fever and suffering from bronchitis.
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She had been battling a combination of bronchitis and lupus.
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"Most poorly timed bronchitis EVER," she told me over email. ●
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The cause of death was gastrointestinal bleeding and acute bronchitis.
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The physician determined she had bronchitis and successfully treated her.
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I'd worked doing publicity4 them 4free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis.
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Suflonamides treat urinary tract infections, ear infections, bronchitis and eye infections.
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Others, however, develop complications such as sinus infections, bronchitis or pneumonia.
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He had random coughs and bouts of the flu and bronchitis.
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And he says the conditions have worsened his asthma and bronchitis.
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Mackenzie said Tuesday the family thought Angie was dealing with bronchitis.
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Hallucinations, nerve damage, weak muscles, headaches and bronchitis are also possible.
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I&aposd worked doing publicity4 them 4free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis.
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It can cause things like colds, sore throats, bronchitis, diarrhea, and conjunctivitis.
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The main difference is that bronchitis doesn't come with a high fever.
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I coughed real blood on the bass drum because I had bronchitis.
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Eight had been hospitalized at some point, most for bronchitis or pneumonia.
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Some patients are being misdiagnosed as having bronchitis or a viral infection.
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Xofluza's most common side effects were diarrhea and bronchitis, the F.D.A. said.
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E-cigarettes have also been linked to asthma, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis.
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This news comes days after Rihanna canceled her Grammys performance due to bronchitis.
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Routine smoking is linked to airway inflammation and increased symptoms of chronic bronchitis.
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It has been linked to asthma, bronchitis, heart disease and other health problems.
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I'd worked doing publicity 4 them 4 free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis.
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I'd worked doing publicity 4 them 85033 free for weeks, traveling, thru bronchitis.
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But you had the flu and bronchitis anyway, so net neutral, you guess.
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Bianca Fiore La Porta, his daughter, said the cause was complications of bronchitis.
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Gilchenok suffers from depression, chronic bronchitis and back pain stemming from her osteoarthritis.
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There, he had an x-ray and was diagnosed with bronchitis, Tanya said.
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Hansen-Flaschen, like Sims, thought that the man probably did have plastic bronchitis.
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Again, doctors know this is wrong because bronchitis is usually caused by viruses.
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Later that same day, 91-year-old Barbara entered the same hospital with bronchitis.
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McGrath said Wednesday evening the first lady has bronchitis, not pneumonia like her husband.
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His wife was admitted to the same hospital on Wednesday for treatment of bronchitis.
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Barbara Bush was admitted for treatment of bronchitis to the same hospital on Wednesday.
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Doctors determined the 7-year-old died from bronchitis, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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An ear infection gave way to a sinus infection which gave way to bronchitis.
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The infection can cause other illnesses, including pneumonia, diarrhea and bronchitis, the department said.
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She was being treated for bronchitis at the time of the fatal heart attack.
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As fate would have it, Moore's mother Marge fell ill with severe bronchitis that year.
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Sleep scientists were not aware of any studies examining the role of sleep in bronchitis.
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W. Bush, who was hospitalized in January for a bad bout of bronchitis and pneumonia.
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He was also hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit in January for bronchitis and pneumonia.
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"My fish got a bad case of bronchitis or something like that," read one review.
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Air pollution is closely associated with asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis and other respiratory infections, it said.
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We rely on antibiotics to treat everything from stomach bugs to skin rashes to bronchitis.
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She said her 60-year-old father was diagnosed with bronchitis, but that she's skeptical.
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He had an extensive medical history that included diabetes, hypertension, chronic bronchitis and renal insufficiency.
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It's used to treat cough, colds, fever, bronchitis, and nasal congestion in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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Barbara Bush had a case of bronchitis, while her husband was treated for respiratory issues.
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She probably had some kind of bacterial bronchitis or pneumonia, the nurse practitioner told her.
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We would no longer lose 188,000 days of productivity to asthma, bronchitis and other illness.
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Barbara Bush had a case of bronchitis and her husband was treated for respiratory issues.
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The most common side effects of Xofluza included diarrhea and bronchitis, the government agency reported.
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Bronchitis and pneumonia find it easier to infect the lower respiratory areas of the lung.
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One type of bacteria that causes pneumonia and bronchitis has already shown resistance to doxycycline.
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Jessica Simpson is on the mend after spending a week in the hospital recovering from bronchitis.
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The review also showed that wildfire smoke generally worsens chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, bronchitis, and pneumonia.
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Bronchitis treatment consists of rest, drinking lots of fluids, and taking meds that can relieve symptoms.
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Hadid passed away on Thursday in a Miami hospital, where she was being treated for bronchitis.
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His wife Barbara, 91, had an overlapping stay at the same hospital for treatment of bronchitis.
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The issue was later identified during a bout with bronchitis at the end of the year.
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Washington, who had frequent bronchitis and sinus infections growing up, was in high school when diagnosed.
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Later in the day, he went to the hospital with acute bronchitis caused by smoke inhalation.
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When inhaled, they can cause severe health problems, including asthma, bronchitis, lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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He had a history of asthma and frequent bronchitis as a child, though he outgrew that.
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Lots of tenters have pneumonia and bronchitis and the flu, so you're glad you didn't tent.
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The physician's assistant I spoke with said it sounded like a flu that turned into bronchitis.
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The very first search brought up references to something she had never heard of: plastic bronchitis.
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Other signs of illness include inflammation of the stomach and intestines (gastroenteritis), bladder infections and bronchitis.
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She is a smoker' she's had pneumonia a few times and gets bronchitis every few months.
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Another study in JAMA found that doctors treat 71 percent of bronchitis cases with treated antibiotics.
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Mostly, people suffer an acute cough as a symptom of a cold, the flu, or even bronchitis.
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And like most drugs, Xofluza comes with side effects, including diarrhea, bronchitis, nausea, cold symptoms, and headache.
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Sources connected to the production tell us, Rihanna has been struggling with bronchitis and is on meds.
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In an Instagram post, McCarver attributed the scare to a battle with bronchitis that affected his breathing.
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Bush was later admitted to the ICU, suffering from pneumonia, while Barbara, 91, was admitted for bronchitis.
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Around the same time I lost my job, my 13-year-old son came down with bronchitis.
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Todd White, the company's founder, apologized for his rasp; he was getting over a case of bronchitis.
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Your minor cold or seasonal allergy issue could change to bronchitis or upper respiratory infection or sinusitis.
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I nearly saved my poor husband from his last attack of bronchitis by knitting him a waistcoat.
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During the six days they spent in custody, one of her daughters contracted bronchitis, she told Gutierrez.
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My bronchitis was on the verge of turning into pneumonia, but I was powerless to stop playing.
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Simpson then revealed she had suffered from several health problems throughout her pregnancy, including bronchitis and sciatica pain.
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The problems included coughing, congestion, phlegm in kids who didn't have a cold or the flu, or bronchitis.
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Shortly after, Day "developed a cough and it turned into bronchitis and she was briefly hospitalized," he says.
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"Bronchitis has a lot of overlap–productive cough with mucus, lethargy, and a sore throat," says Dr. Peterson.
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The nagging cough of bronchitis can last up to three weeks, longer than a cough from the flu.
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Shortly after, Day "developed a cough and it turned into bronchitis and she was briefly hospitalized," he continued.
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She's suffered from a bit of bronchitis, had a (blood) transfusion, and some stitches, but always at home.
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I had very bad bronchitis and it kept you breathing quietly so that you could sleep at night.
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In January, Bush was hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit for a bad bout of bronchitis and pneumonia.
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The 41st president, at age 92, had been recovering from a mild case of pneumonia and chronic bronchitis.
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Bush was hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit in January for a bad bout of bronchitis and pneumonia.
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Lisa was diagnosed accidentally at 41 when she saw a doctor for a double ear infection and bronchitis.
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Data from my lab show that switching to the vaporizer lowers symptoms of bronchitis and increases lung volume.
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I then went down with bronchitis — probably a result of my weakened immune system — and my form suffered.
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He says all he remembers is having shortness of breath after suffering bronchitis for a couple of days.
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Plastic bronchitis is most common in children who have surgery to correct certain structural problems in the heart.
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For long-term marijuana smokers, there's a risk of worse respiratory symptoms and more frequent chronic bronchitis episodes.
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Skipping unnecessary antibiotic use for things like the flu or acute bronchitis dropped from 50 percent to 44 percent.
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She was last hospitalized for bronchitis in January 2017 alongside her husband, who was being treated in the ICU.
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Acute bronchitis not only has cold- and flu-like symptoms, it's even caused by many of the same viruses.
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Though she may be exhausted from back-to-back concerts, Ariana Grande is fighting through bronchitis for her fans.
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In February 2012, he underwent successful coronary artery bypass surgery, months after he was hospitalized for fever and bronchitis.
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Bush's wife, former first lady Barbara Bush, was hospitalized in January over bronchitis before being released the same month.
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Former first lady Barbara Bush, 91, was discharged from the same hospital on Monday after being treated for bronchitis.
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Thirty percent had been diagnosed with respiratory diseases, including serious disorders like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and chronic bronchitis.
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Because measles depletes the immune system, once children recovered they were more susceptible to ear infections, bronchitis, and pneumonia.
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I underwent a painful surgery, which I worried would be made worse by the chronic bronchitis I also had.
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A doctor who has been attending to George H.W. Bush says the former president is suffering from chronic bronchitis.
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As fate would have it, when Mary's mother fell ill with bronchitis in 1982, her regular doctor was unavailable.
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"It said when bronchitis turns to pneumonia there can be that sensation of pressure in your chest," Bohn said.
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Many crammed into Shishu Sadan children's hospital in west Delhi for respiratory spasms and aggravated asthma, pneumonia and bronchitis.
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Two emergency room visits, for bronchitis and a bad fall, had left her with thousands of dollars in bills.
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When my flu test came back negative, I was "diagnosed" with bronchitis, on the grounds of… Having a cough?
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He suffered from asthmatic bronchitis and other frequent illnesses, was haunted by depression, and drank and smoked too much.
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Bronchitis had taken her voice, but I knew heartbreak had left her unable to speak my name without crying.
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Most wet coughs occur when you're sick with illnesses like the flu, bronchitis, or pneumonia, according to Harvard Health.
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He was diagnosed with constrictive bronchitis, had headaches and gastrointestinal problems, as well as memory loss and other issues.
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"The risks include stillbirth, preterm birth, lower birth weight, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, inhibited brain development and death," he said.
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Some people may even experience illnesses like bronchitis due to the fine particles, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Empress Michiko, 82, was diagnosed with acute bronchitis early this month but has recovered and returned to her duties.
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I have had bronchitis for three weeks, which is really awful, so my lungs basically hate me right now.
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Her most recent bout with bronchitis came exactly a month later and kept her in the hospital for a week.
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" Silverman said Pugh had been suffering from severe pneumonia and severe bronchitis and was "under a tremendous amount of stress.
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Chronic exposure to fine particulate matter is associated with chronic bronchitis and increased mortality from lung cancer and heart disease.
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However, they can be risky for the elderly or people with weakened immune systems, asthma, bronchitis, or other lung disorders.
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That year, Moore's mother Marge fell ill with severe bronchitis, and the actress called her regular doctor, who was unavailable.
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Bush was last hospitalized for bronchitis in January of 2017 alongside her husband, who was being treated in the ICU.
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Air pollution—which is linked to heart attacks, bronchitis and asthma—falls somewhere in the middle for most southern states.
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Rihanna certainly bounced back in a big way from her bronchitis just days earlier ... partying it up for her birthday.
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Bush's wife, former first lady Barbara Bush, also was hospitalized in January over bronchitis before being released the same month.
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The Biebs hit up Doheny Room Thursday night in WeHo and gave the crowd a surprise performance ... despite having bronchitis.
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A week after postponing his tour due to the flu and bronchitis, Ozzy Osbourne has been hospitalized amid health complications.
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The illnesses included dermatitis, bronchitis and white blood cell deficiencies, as well as a few cases of lymphoma and leukemia.
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The list of "complaints" on his chart grew longer after each visit: noisy breathing, sleep disorder breathing, chronic bronchitis, asthma.
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Other research has indicated that essential oil monoterpenes may help ease symptoms of bronchitis, a condition associated with airway inflammation.
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This is also true for most cases of sinusitis, for acute bronchitis (a chest cold), and for most sore throats.
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Barbara Bush, his wife, had also been admitted to the hospital last week with bronchitis, but was discharged on Monday.
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He spent two months in 2012 for bronchitis, and more recently was hospitalized in 2014 after experiencing shortness of breath.
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But according to TMZ, she had to pull out at the last minute due to a persistent case of bronchitis.
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"She had contracted bronchitis earlier this week and suffered a sudden heart attack while being treated in hospital," the company said.
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He added that since bronchitis usually is just the "cough of a cold," like a cold, it doesn't respond to antibiotics.
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He says extended exposure to sulfur dioxide can increase the risk of bronchitis and upper respiratory infections in the long run.
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"If the mucus sits and accumulates, it can become infected with bacteria" and cause secondary illnesses, such as bronchitis or pneumonia.
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The study found a correlation between cannabis use and an increased risk of developing psychoses, social anxiety disorders and chronic bronchitis.
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The most common types of COPD are emphysema and chronic bronchitis, and they most often occur in smokers and former smokers.
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Thanks to cleaner air, people will have been spared 2900,220006 cases of chronic bronchitis, 2202,2628 heart attacks and 28500,6900,2628 asthma attacks.
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She is surrounded by a collection of waters and green teas, salves for the bronchitis that's been plaguing her for weeks.
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But he could be petulant when Rose was at home, too, accusing her of "loafing" when she was convalescing from bronchitis.
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" But they also noted that regular use of weed "is associated with more frequent chronic bronchitis episodes and worse respiratory symptoms.
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People with lung diseases like emphysema or bronchitis have lungs that are weaker when trying to fight off the respiratory infection.
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In plastic bronchitis, the lymph fluid leaks into the airways deep in the lungs, a place it would usually never go.
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She says she has never overindulged, in part because she was a sickly kid, allergic to smoke and prone to bronchitis.
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Irianny Baute Marín, a diminutive 2-month-old baby with bronchitis, gets respiratory treatment from a device patched together with tape.
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The Worst That Can Happen: For people with bronchitis or some bug that's particularly battering the throat, smoking anything might be uncomfortable.
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This process creates a great deal of lung damage similar to bronchitis, which can worsen existing lung disease and make breathing difficult.
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Rihanna's people say she had a medical issue ... bronchitis that was so bad she could not perform and that's why she left.
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Yes, if you had bronchitis as a kid they had one suggestion for you: this mixture that was pretty much just opium.
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During her pregnancy with Birdie, she had "months of sciatica pain" and then three weeks of bronchitis, along with severe ankle swelling.
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On Christmas Day, 1999, I was camping on a Southeast Asian beach, when I came down with the flu, combined with bronchitis.
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Vinson says doctors told her she has H. pylori bacteria, and her son, Blake, had bouts of coughing, bronchitis and respiratory infections.
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But she, too, caused a few jitters when she missed several performances of "La Bohème" in Paris this month because of bronchitis.
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But bronchitis is hard to maintain on any kind of regular basis just to please the lonely faction of my male listeners.
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease — or lung diseases such as chronic emphysema and bronchitis — was present in 13.2% of the people who died.
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A community educator for a local nonprofit organization, Ms. Blondel was talking to Larry Wiggins, a retiree who has asthma and bronchitis.
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Rihanna pulled out at the last minute with bronchitis, disappointing fans watching at home who complained the 2016 Grammys lacked star power.
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When your airways become filled with mucus, they may start to spasm, which causes coughing and shortness of breath; this is bronchitis.
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" McGrath said Barbara Bush continues to be treated for her bronchitis with antibiotics, and she said she feels "a thousand percent better today.
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The Anti singer was supposed to perform "Kiss Me Better" at Monday night's ceremony, according to TMZ, but has been suffering from bronchitis.
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Bush has been in and out of hospitals several times in the past year, including a hospitalization in January last year for bronchitis.
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Adenoviruses are a group of viruses that can cause common colds, sore throats, bronchitis, pneumonia, conjunctivitis (pink eye), diarrhea, bladder infections, and more.
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Bronchitis symptoms also tend to center on your chest and throat, instead of the full-body aches common with the flu, she adds.
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There's no test for bronchitis like there is for the flu, so doctors usually diagnose it by asking about symptoms and examining you.
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Other viruses, such as West Nile or adenoviruses, which can cause common conditions, including pneumonia and bronchitis, have also been linked to AFM.
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Imagine a smoker who goes to the doctor for bronchitis; if they just get pumped up with antibiotics, they'll address the immediate problem.
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" The source noted that Miles had finished performing in the show Chess in Washington D.C. "and was battling bronchitis last I saw her.
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" The source notes that Miles had finished performing in the show Chess in Washington D.C. "and was battling bronchitis last I saw her.
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He expected to be sent on his way after receiving an antibiotic for the bronchitis that had laid him low the week before.
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She died yesterday at the age of 65 from a heart attack in a Miami hospital, where she was being treated for bronchitis.
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Upper respiratory infections — colds, sinus infections, bronchitis — trigger most prescriptions, but those infections are typically viral, not bacterial, and thus impervious to antibiotics.
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There are side effects for both drugs, including diarrhea, bronchitis, headache and nausea for Xofluza and nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and headache for Tamiflu.
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They fascinated her young daughter, who turned their pages avidly when she suffered from bronchitis and pneumonia during the long, bitter Canadian winters.
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Another study in JAMA found that doctors treat 237 percent of bronchitis cases, which are usually caused by viruses and untreatable with antibiotics.
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It took me years to figure out that wasn't working, after the second round of walking pneumonia and the fourth time of getting bronchitis.
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Breathing in toxic air can lead to many risks including stroke, heart failure, respiratory illnesses, asthma, bronchitis, and even high blood pressure, Rajagopalan says.
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Former first lady Barbara Bush was also admitted the same day to address a case of bronchitis after "experiencing fatigue and coughing," McGrath said.
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Sam Metcalf, 2000, was coded as a level 2152 visit when he went to a Milwaukee emergency room for what he suspected was bronchitis.
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Bush, 92, has recovered from pneumonia but "continues to deal with the effects of chronic bronchitis," Jim McGrath, his spokesman, said in a statement.
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Most of these unnecessary prescriptions were for respiratory conditions caused by viruses, such as a cold or bronchitis, which do not respond to antibiotics.
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Only a few days before, the couple had been released from a hospital where George had been treated for pneumonia and Barbara for bronchitis.
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In the letter -- obtained by TMZ -- Lazzaro also reveals Tekashi was diagnosed with bronchitis and sinusitis late last year and was hospitalized for treatment.
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He explained my symptoms away by saying they were likely an allergic reaction to medication I had taken for a recent bout of bronchitis.
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He said she had developed bronchitis but was in high spirits, and was relieved to learn that the rest of her family was safe.
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And while I have been sicker with other things like bronchitis or stomach viruses or really bad colds, this feels like a constant fatigue.
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When Sims reported her findings to her friend, she acknowledged that she wasn't sure what caused his plastic bronchitis — if that's what it was.
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Bush and his wife were both hospitalized last week; Barbara Bush had a case of bronchitis, while her husband was treated for respiratory issues.
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Oil and gas development has been blamed for contributing to northeastern Utah's ozone pollution, which can affect people suffering from bronchitis, emphysema, and asthma.
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According to the website of the Iraqi-born, London-based designer, she suffered a heart attack in a Miami hospital while being treated for bronchitis.
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The habit left their lungs black, wrinkled, cancerous, and damaged due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a lung condition that includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
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The 93-year-old former president, who has been diagnosed with vascular Parkinsonism, was hospitalized multiple times in 2017 while struggling with bronchitis and pneumonia.
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In fact, the study, from doctors at Johns Hopkins, suggests medical errors may kill more people than lower respiratory diseases like emphysema and bronchitis do.
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My mom took me to several doctors and at first they diagnosed me with different things—the flu, bronchitis—because I was coughing a lot.
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Two days before I left I came down with a severe case of bronchitis, but I went anyway—coughing, sweating, and ears ringing from fever!
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The Iraqi-born British architect passed away after suffering a heart attack on Thursday in a Miami hospital, where she was being treated for bronchitis.
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Online visits are best for routine ailments, like cold or flu symptoms, allergies, pinkeye, bronchitis or skin problems, or for follow-up visits, providers say.
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Macrolide antibiotics include erythromycin, clarithromycin and azithromycin, and they are used to treat infections, such as pneumonia, bronchitis and urinary, skin and sexually transmitted diseases.
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The study found that vaping, like smoking, increased a person&aposs risk of developing serious long-term lung issues, including asthma, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis.
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Now retired from the force and hacking up his lungs with bronchitis or worse, the former homicide detective has gone a whole week without cigarettes.
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If I have strep throat or bronchitis, I tell my doctor that my body doesn't tolerate amoxicillin very well and they prescribe me something else.
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Bush was last hospitalized for bronchitis in January of 2017 alongside her husband, former president George H. W. Bush, who was being treated in the ICU.
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They can cause cold symptoms, like a runny nose and coughing, as well as a sore throat, bronchitis, pink eye, diarrhea, and in severe cases, pneumonia.
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A 2013 World Bank study showed air pollution in Kosovo was estimated to cause 852 premature deaths and 318 new cases of chronic bronchitis each year.
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Former President George H.W. Bush was discharged from Houston Methodist Hospital on Friday morning, after receiving treatment for a mild case of pneumonia and chronic bronchitis.
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The last time I quit, it was because I got really bad bronchitis for legitimately six months and felt terrible, so it forced me to quit.
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Instead of bronchitis, like she suspected, doctors found the cancer, and it was so advanced, they had to remove her spleen and part of her stomach.
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The outbreak, the agency said, was a strain of adenovirus, which often causes mild respiratory illness like the common cold and bronchitis, particularly in young children.
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Among those who have symptoms, most have a disease that is limited to the lungs, like bronchitis or pneumonia, that usually doesn't need to be treated.
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When my cold turned into bronchitis, I interrupted play to go to the doctor and pick up Zithromax, then rushed back to 24/7 keyboard combat.
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A new study of more than 32,000 Americans found that vaping is tied to an increased risk of lung disease, including asthma, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis.
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More From Tonic: According to Johnson, in addition to lead poisoning, some of the biggest health problems in the community are asthma, bronchitis and other respiratory diseases.
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We got Clapton heading into LAX Wednesday ... a few days after he had to pull the plug on a couple of weekend shows due to severe bronchitis.
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When patients went to urgent care for conditions like the flu and bronchitis that can't be fixed with antibiotics, 46 percent of them still got antibiotic prescriptions.
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"Half of antibiotic prescriptions for acute respiratory conditions are unnecessary, such as antibiotic prescriptions for the common cold, acute bronchitis, and viral sore throats," said Fleming-Dutra.
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In 23, Coal River Mountain Watch surveyed 60 houses with children attending the school and found that 91 percent of them had either asthma or chronic bronchitis.
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The study looked at visits for 11 different types of "low-acuity" conditions, including urinary tract infections, sinusitis, flu, upper respiratory infections, bronchitis and unspecified viral infection.
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Ms. Hadid contracted bronchitis earlier this week and suffered a sudden heart attack while being treated in the hospital, her office, Zaha Hadid Architects in London, said.
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Most people who get the flu recover in a few days up to two weeks, but some people develop complications like pneumonia or bronchitis, the CDC says.
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The primary endpoint compared the effects of Flutiform, used in an inhaler, to Formoterol Fumarate Dihydrate - used for the treatment of COPD, including chronic bronchitis, Vectura said.
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In "Rules for Others to Live By," Greenberg talks about his unwillingness to leave his house and his bouts of bronchitis that can actually last six months.
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Also expected to focus on the Giro, Aru has been struggling with illness this season and pulled out of this month's Tirreno-Adriatico because of acute bronchitis.
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But when a bout of bronchitis forced Maria Callas to cut short a 1958 performance of "Norma," the press upbraided her as an ungrateful and unreliable diva.
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Based on the research, the E.P.A. in 1997 estimated the rule would prevent 15,000 premature deaths annually and hundreds of thousands of cases of asthma and bronchitis.
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To use a viral analogy, the Fed cannot cure a common cold, but it may be able to prevent the cold from developing into bronchitis or pneumonia.
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Children who breathe secondhand smoke have an elevated risk of developing ear infections, coughs and colds, bronchitis and pneumonia, and tooth decay, the pediatric association has reported.
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The technology uses a stream of chemical fluid to cleanse nitrogen oxide emissions, which cause smog and are believed to cause lung ailments including asthma and bronchitis.
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Clinton, it meant Thursday night onstage with Mr. Wilson, the veteran R&B singer, who belted out song after song despite telling the crowd that he had bronchitis.
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Even if you have similar symptoms to a previous infection, like say bronchitis, without seeing a doctor, you don't know if it's bacterial, viral, parasitic, or something chronic.
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High school juniors and seniors in the United States who vaped were almost twice as likely to develop symptoms of chronic bronchitis than their peers, another study found.
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George H.W. Bush in stable condition; Barbara Bush improving Barbara Bush was hospitalized due to viral bronchitis and exhaustion from taking being in the hospital with her husband.
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And while they may smell delicious, PM2.5 particles can cause increased respiratory symptoms and disease, chronic bronchitis, decreased lung function for individuals with asthma, and even premature death.
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The 31-year-old, who signed a one-year, $2.5 million deal with Atlanta in the offseason after missing time last season with bronchitis and fatigue, surrendered a .
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Lara distributed a handout that listed various ailments and their oil treatments: eucalyptus for bronchitis, lavender for third-degree burns, cypress for mononucleosis, rosemary for respiratory syncytial virus.
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But viral infections — which cause colds as well as many cases of sinusitis and bronchitis — are not treated with antibiotics but with rest, fluids, symptom management and time.
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Radiation is not scientifically linked to asthma, but the Navy&aposs cleanup efforts on the island have also exhumed dioxins, a pollutant that can exacerbate asthma and bronchitis.
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"It used to be that bronchitis was considered a bacterial infection... but it's really just a cough," said Dr. Dan Merenstein, an associate professor at Georgetown University Medical Center.
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On Sunday, the singer, who is currently pregnant with her third child, reflected on all the various health problems she's endured recently — from bronchitis to a severely swollen foot.
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A big part of this problem is doctors prescribing antibiotics for viral infections like the common cold or flu, most sore throats, bronchitis, and many sinus and ear infections.
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They get sick often, are more likely to be hospitalized with bronchitis or pneumonia, and have evidence on CT scans of thickened airway walls or emphysema that impair breathing.
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I arrived in Stockholm in early November of 2016, with a kind of bronchitis, and it was the first day of the worst snowstorm in Stockholm in 100 years.
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"Those are all signs that the cause more likely to be a bacterial than viral infection, such as bronchitis or pneumonia, or perhaps an underlying medical condition," Bergquist said.
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For those with a weakened immune system, the elderly and the very young, there's a chance the virus could cause a more serious illness such as pneumonia or bronchitis.
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Health warnings were made by the country's department of health warning that exposure to the volcanic ash could result in nose and throat irritation, coughing, and "Bronchitis-like illness."
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Barbara Bush, his wife, was also taken to the Houston Methodist Hospital this week with bronchitis but may be well enough to be discharged on Sunday, the statement said.
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The comedian's interview with Albuquerque's "Carlos & Kiki in the Morning" from September 22 is telling -- he reveals he's been battling bronchitis for several days and is completely worn down.
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After Bush recovered from the pneumonia, the hospital said on Tuesday that he would need to extend his stay through the end of the week for treatment of chronic bronchitis.
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"Fecal matter can have salmonella in it, and urine could carry Zika, plus viruses that cause bronchitis, pneumonia, and even meningitis," says Charles Gerba, a microbiologist at Arizona State University.
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He said he called his internist on March 13 and was told by a physician's assistant that he may have come down with a flu that had turned into bronchitis.
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In 2018, the American photographer Barbara Ess, known for uncannily poignant images created with a pin-hole camera, came down with a case of bronchitis that lasted over a month.
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But for the routine infections that constitute the bulk of office-based practice — such as urinary tract infections, sinusitis and bronchitis — one dose is generally reasonable regardless of body weight.
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The conditions in the region, which is southwest of the fire zone, are especially dangerous for older adults, young children and those who suffer from asthma, bronchitis or lung disease.
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Respiratory viruses include influenza as well as those that can cause influenza-like illnesses, such as upper respiratory infections (the common cold), viral sinusitis, viral bronchitis and viral ear infections.
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And what she tells them in this book is how to take care of themselves, how to prevent diseases like cholera, how to treat basic ailments like hemorrhoids and bronchitis.
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The most common adverse reactions to the drug were upper respiratory infection, muscle spasms, hyperuricemia, back pain, abdominal pain or discomfort, bronchitis, pain in extremity, anemia and elevated liver enzymes.
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"You get sick all the time and as a public official you don't tell the press about it," he said, adding that he has been fighting bronchitis for a month.
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"There is strong evidence that regular marijuana use is related to outcomes such as motor vehicle accidents, symptoms of chronic bronchitis and addiction to marijuana and other substances," he said.
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It says the treatments can aid in clearing up allergies, bronchitis and colds, plus skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema, and improve sleep by helping with snoring and sleep apnea.
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The dangers are serious ... for instance, the doc says Artie could develop bronchitis from being forced to breath through his mouth, which would cause an irritation to his upper lungs.
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"These microscopic particles can get into your eyes and respiratory system, where they can cause health problems such as burning eyes, runny nose, and illnesses such as bronchitis," the EPA warns.
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The confrontation occurred on a Monday, but Ciara, a sixth grader at Susquenita Middle School, was home sick with bronchitis, her aunt, Stephanie Cordas, said in a telephone interview on Friday.
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Over the years, Phillpotts consulted many different doctors who blamed his runny nose on anything from allergies to bronchitis to pneumonia — but he never received a diagnosis to fix the issue.
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Mining coal destroys the land, contaminates the water and can cause black lung disease and increased risk of chronic bronchitis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) for those who mine it.
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Death certificates mostly blame infections like measles, gastroenteritis, bronchitis, tuberculosis, meningitis and pneumonia, but nobody has established why children were so much more likely to die than in the general population.
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A lifeguard at Siesta Key beach said he had used up all of his sick days and vacation days because of bronchitis that he is convinced was caused by the tide.
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Relative to cigarette smoking, exclusive use of the snus products "poses lower risk of mouth cancer, heart disease, lung cancer, stroke, emphysema and chronic bronchitis," the agency said in a press release.
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According to the US National Library of Medicine, azithromycin and clarithromycin are both used to treat certain bacterial infections, such as bronchitis, as well as infections in the ears, throat and sinuses.
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That's relatively rare: Less than 5 percent of 700 British soldiers who were exposed to chlorine during World War I, for example, still had ongoing lung problems like bronchitis four years later.
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Michael Klering, who needed to go to the hospital for acute bronchitis caused by smoke inhalation, told WKYT that the replacement phone wasn't plugged in or being used when it caught fire.
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But face it: There's really only one performance that you want to see, and that's Rihanna debuting her songs from ANTI, particularly after she was sidelined by apparent bronchitis at the Grammys.
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However, as Dr. Tanya Altmann, a pediatrician and spokeswoman for the American Academy of Pediatrics, pointed out, the flu has potentially serious complications such as pneumonia, bronchitis and sinus and ear infections.
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But what is clear is that wildfires generate dangerous fine particulate matter; impacts from exposure can range from mild eye and lung irritation to asthma, bronchitis, and permanent decreases in lung function.
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Mutz said a recent case of bronchitis and the fact that she has an autoimmune disease had left her worried about her health and wondering whether the trip was worth the risk.
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The president of the City Council, Bernard C. Young, known as Jack, missed a late-night phone call from the mayor because he had taken cold medicine for bronchitis and was asleep.
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Those most at risk have obviously been people closest to the fire, but also pregnant women, children, the elderly, and people with respiratory diseases like asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, or pre-existing allergies.
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The infant mortality rate at Church-run institutions was significantly higher than in wider Irish society at that time, with death certificates mostly blaming infections like measles, gastroenteritis, bronchitis, tuberculosis and pneumonia.
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Dr. Janeway arrived at seven o'clock, and, after a consultation, announced that all hope was gone, and that the General could not last through the day, as erysipelas and bronchitis had set in.
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The environmental groups said emitted chemical compounds such as sulfur dioxide, heavy metals and fine particulate matter cause illnesses including bronchitis and lung cancer and contribute to strokes, heart attacks and birth defects.
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Even though pertussis is a bacterial respiratory infection that responds to antibiotics, the diagnosis is usually missed early on when the condition is treatable because it is mistaken for a cold or bronchitis.
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Steven Coughlin, a senior epidemiologist at the VA's Office of Public Health, used data from the survey to study the link between burn-pit exposure and respiratory illnesses such as asthma and bronchitis.
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Former President George H. W. Bush remains in stable condition in the ICU, while former First Lady Barbara Bush is being treated for bronchitis, family spokesman Jim McGrath said in a statement Thursday.
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Though she hasn't announced what she'll be singing yet, this will be RiRi's first U.S. on-air performance since a bout of bronchitis forced the singer to cancel her Grammys appearance in February.
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Poor air quality, partly due to vehicle emissions, is estimated to cause around 7 million premature deaths each year and is worsening health problems like bronchitis, asthma and heart disease, the agency said.
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Farmers have built their barns and established their routines around the more common diseases of turkeys and chickens — Marek's disease, infectious bronchitis, fowl cholera — which can be prevented with vaccinations and good hygiene.
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The crisis typically comes in the form of a lower respiratory infection, like bronchitis or pneumonia, that can become dangerous, with fluid filling the lungs and plummeting levels of oxygen in the blood.
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Without increased action, communities across the United States face a hotter and more polluted future—and higher rates of respiratory illnesses such as asthma and chronic bronchitis, along with increased emergency room visits.
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The Department of Health (DOH) has warned the public that exposure to volcanic ash can lead to throat irritation, coughing, a bronchitis-like illness, discomfort while breathing, eye irritation, and minor skin problems.
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"In most children in the study, the cause of the chronic cough was an underlying lung infection that is easily treated with antibiotics, a condition called protracted bacterial bronchitis," Chang said by email.
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Meanwhile, despite woes from severe acid reflux and extreme foot swelling to sciatica and several bouts with bronchitis during her pregnancy, Simpson still remained active in her older kids' lives while awaiting Birdie's arrival.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush was discharged on Friday from a Houston hospital where he was treated for a mild case of pneumonia and chronic bronchitis, a family spokesman said.
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Prompt treatment with prescription antiviral drugs, such as Tamiflu and other medicines, is also recommended for anyone who is at high risk of developing complications, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, sinus infections and ear infections.
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The EPA estimates that in 2010 alone, the cumulative rules under the act prevented 160,000 deaths, 54,000 cases of chronic bronchitis, 230 infant deaths, 130,000 cases of heart diseases and 86,000 emergency room visits.
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Seasonal trends: Searches related to the flu, bronchitis and the cold are significantly more common during the winter, while dehydration, skin rashes and Candidiasis — likely caused by wet bathing suits — peak in the summer.
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Where the diseases are focused: COPD: This group includes progressive lung diseases like emphysema and chronic bronchitis, with the majority of cases found in current or past smokers in Appalachia and the Mississippi Valley.
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Doctors diagnosed heart rhythm problems that required a pacemaker; congestive heart failure, caused when weakened heart muscle allows fluid to build up in the lungs; as well as asthmatic bronchitis, which affects the lungs.
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The speed of his deterioration worried us, yet it seemed similar enough to other parents' stories about scary but treatable respiratory illnesses in young children and our own preschool bouts with pneumonia and bronchitis.
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Patients at greater risk of severe COVID-19 symptomsLung conditions like chronic bronchitis and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, raise the risk of severe symptoms because the lungs are already weakened, Mortman said.
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Jake Booth, a 35-year-old army veteran and former sheriff's deputy, was put into a medically induced coma after suffering a nasty case of bronchitis—which turned into pneumonia, which triggered a heart attack.
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My biggest concern about e-cigarettes is that if you're not a cigarette smoker, they could potentially aggravate asthma, cause a cough, and increase the risk of respiratory tract infection — like cold, flu and bronchitis.
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We broke the story, her reps told us Rihanna bailed at the last minute on the Grammys because her doctor warned her that her bronchitis was so bad, if she sang she'd do permanent damage.
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"A builder told me I need to repair the walls that are full of holes, but I couldn't find the cash," said Rodriguez, who suffers from chronic bronchitis made worse by her badly leaking ceiling.
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With most of the particles being small enough (ie, less than 2000 microns in diameter) to penetrate deep into people's lungs, diesels had an unwelcome reputation for aggravating asthma, bronchitis, emphysema and other lung complaints.
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The star couldn't be happier with her new family of five, but aside from her swollen feet, she also dealt with challenges like bronchitis, broken toilet seats, acid reflux and more during her third pregnancy.
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This was Mom's medical condition when I got the call from the nursing home doctor: Bronchitis, the chronic obstructive lung disease getting worse, shortness of breath, and of course her longstanding heart disease and diabetes.
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"After a month of sciatica pain, followed by 3 weeks of Bronchitis, I figured since my feet fit in my sneaks today 🤣 I needed to walk out a lot of anxiety!!" she wrote on Feb.
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It's common to have different copays for primary care providers and specialists, so you might pay $25 to see your doctor about a suspected case of bronchitis and $1003 to see a specialist like a podiatrist.
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Much to the disappointment of fans, Ozzy Osbourne has been forced to postpone the entirety of his U.K. and European leg of his "No More Tour 2" tour after falling ill with the flu and bronchitis.
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A four-year University of Southern California (USC) study of 500 students found that e-cigarette users were two-times more likely to have had chronic bronchitis than peers who had never used an e-cigarette.
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"While President Bush has recovered from pneumonia, he continues to deal with the effects of chronic bronchitis, which is a condition more prevalent with age," Dr. Clint Doerr said Tuesday in a statement through Bush's spokesman.
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At first he thought it was bronchitis – he'd had that a lot when he was a kid — but when it lasted for more than a couple of weeks, he went to see his primary care doctor.
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But it cranked up controls so that nitrogen dioxide pollution, which has been linked to asthma, bronchitis, heart attacks and possibly lung cancer, was only a small fraction of what it would be during normal driving.
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"Then 248.68, I hit a standstill with getting bronchitis and being sick in the first couple of months, which was frustrating," he added ahead of the April 7-14 meet that doubles as selection trials for Rio.
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The agency on Tuesday authorized Swedish Match to say eight of its General snus smokeless tobacco products "puts you at a lower risk of mouth cancer, heart disease, lung cancer, stroke, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis" than smoking.
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McEntire opted out of the flight after her now ex-husband Narvel Blackstock convinced her to stay in San Diego and get a good nights sleep in order to help her recover from a bout with bronchitis.
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The students, Hemanth Kappanna and Marc Besch, were testing the Jetta's emissions for nitrogen oxides, a family of gases that cause asthma, bronchitis and heart attacks while contributing to global warming and the creation of urban smog.
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You might be taking an antibiotic to treat strep throat, you may be treating bronchitis, so obviously the antibiotic will have to get from your mouth to your lungs, and how the hell's it going to do that?
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Missy Ditmore said her husband Roger Ditmore, 49, has been in the intensive care unit at UPMC Presbyterian hospital for at least two weeks after a bout with bronchitis quickly turned into a flu diagnosis, according to WTAE.
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After Bouteflika canceled Merkel's visit last month because he had acute bronchitis, the chief of the ruling Front de Liberation Nationale (FLN) and other loyalists quickly sought to quash talk of a severe decline in the president's health.
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Whenever Rebecca thought, Job well done, there was something: bronchitis, a field trip, Christopher schlepping up to New York, the time she thought Andrew had swallowed one of those curlicue gold Bs that held her earrings in place.
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A March 2017 study in Health Affairs found that the costs of treating bronchitis and similar conditions increased by $45 per user when telehealth was involved - mostly because the availability of telehealth encouraged more doctor care, not less.
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Even after being discharged from Houston Methodist Hospital following treatment for bronchitis, Barbara Bush, 91, stayed an extra night with former President George H.W. Bush, 92, who's still suffering from pneumonia but is ready to leave the ICU.
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Dr. Chang and her colleagues found that some children with prolonged wet coughs had bacteria in their lungs, and were suffering from a syndrome called protracted bacterial bronchitis, which gets better with a two-week course of antibiotics.
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Those who become ill will have problems in their upper respiratory tract; those who become severely ill will have problems in the lower respiratory tract, and those can lead to really serious health concerns like pneumonia and bronchitis.
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The public health consequences of coal mining and burning include black lung disease caused by coal dust, and chronic bronchitis, asthma and congestive heart failure caused by air-polluting particulates, leading to reductions in life expectancy and premature deaths.
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Although woodsmoke is certainly hazardous to human health—linked to asthma, bronchitis, cancer, lung disease, and heart disease, not unlike cigarettes—not everyone is convinced that the town's scattered pizza restaurants are to blame for its miserable air quality.
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This idyllic description, however, overlooked the discomforts of working outdoors during dark winters, fingers lost to squealing circular saws, bronchitis caused by sawdust inhalation, and the women who were killed when a rogue tree fell in the wrong direction.
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Like many of the other confirmed victims of the virus, he appeared to have other underlying health issues: After being admitted to a hospital, he also was treated for high blood pressure, chronic bronchitis and emphysema, the authorities said.
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A study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care, also suggested adolescents who use e-cigarettes are twice as likely to suffer respiratory symptoms—a persistent cough, bronchitis, congestion, and phlegm, among other ailments— as those who don't.
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The virus, called acute flaccid myelitis (AFM for short), often starts with a viral infection, like the ones that can cause bronchitis, and leads to scary symptoms such as weak limbs, difficulty breathing and swallowing, and, in severe cases, paralysis.
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Extended exposure to sulfur dioxide can increase risk of bronchitis and upper respiratory infections in the long run, according to findings of a study Green worked on with other experts published in 2010 in the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health.
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Presumably satisfied with the excuse, Trump chose not to disparage the absentee Bushes, instead offering Twitter wishes of a "speedy recovery" to both President 41 and his wife, Barbara Bush, who had also been hospitalized with a case of bronchitis.
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COPD – a group of respiratory illnesses which includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema – has been diagnosed in an estimated 15 million Americans nationwide, and is the third leading cause of death in the United States affecting 12 percent of Medicare beneficiaries.
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As I petted him and felt the ribs jutting from his thin body, the woman insisted she fed the dog every day, except when it was raining, because she couldn't go out in the rain on account of her bronchitis.
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Other studies have also indicated that dogs living with smokers were more likely to suffer from respiratory diseases, such as asthma and bronchitis, and faced a higher risk of developing lung cancer than dogs that live in smoke-free homes.
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As an adult, I've also obsessed about getting various diseases, from rare autoimmune disorders to MS to bronchitis—when these obsessions would take hold, I used to sit in doctors offices weekly to try and diagnose what I thought I had.
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The administrative court of Montreuil, a suburb of Paris, ruled the state was responsible for failing to prevent heavy air pollution in and around Paris in the 2012-2016 period, when a local resident contracted bronchitis and her daughter asthma.
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Research has shown that children raised in heavily polluted environments suffer from a 85033 percent reduction in overall lung size—a reduction that can be permanent—as well as a higher risk of contracting asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory diseases.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Namita Singh's young daughter suffered from bronchitis when the family lived in the northern Indian city of Lucknow, where fumes from clogged traffic and a smoky haze every winter outweighed the charms of its Mughal architecture and famed cuisine.
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"We have observed that patients suffering from bronchitis and asthma are at high risk of developing exacerbation because of poor air quality, while the number of chest disease patients increases exponentially from November," said Naveed Nazir Shah, a senior consultant at the hospital.
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Former President George H.W. Bush is being moved out of the intensive care unit today, where he has been since since last Wednesday, according to the AP. His wife Barbara has also left a Houston hospital, where she was being treated for bronchitis.
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When he was not sick—he had a bad liver, suffered from bronchitis, and grew fist-size boils, which Sperber thinks were caused by an autoimmune disorder but which may have been a symptom of his liver disease—he was playful and affectionate.
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A study commissioned by the U.S. Department of Health in 2011 of a large catalyst release in Wyoming more than a decade earlier concluded that breathing the catalyst likely did not harm health long-term, but could have worsened problems like asthma and bronchitis.
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As early as 20153, veterans who had served near burn pits began complaining of a complex and enigmatic constellation of symptoms: asthma, sinusitis, bronchitis, unexplained diarrhea, persistent runny nose or cough, severe headaches and abdominal pain, ulcers, weeping lesions on the extremities, chronic infections.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush remains in stable condition with pneumonia in the intensive care unit of a Houston hospital and his wife, Barbara Bush, is making progress for treatment of bronchitis at the same hospital, a spokesman said on Thursday.
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Just a few hours before she was expected to take the stage for her Enigma residency, the singer, 33, revealed on social media that she had to cancel her performance at the Park Theater at Park MGM after contracting a sinus infection and bronchitis.
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Tess had been addicted to opioids since 2012, when a doctor at an urgent care facility prescribed her cough syrup with codeine along with hydrocodone for pain — 30 days' worth for both prescriptions — for a case of bronchitis, according to Tess and her mother.
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" In emails sent from the plane, Ms. Catron chronicled the journey: "This plane is a medical disaster," she said at one point, adding that one man looked about "2719 with bronchitis like coughs" and like he was going to "fall over at any minute.
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Coronaviruses are responsible for the common cold, pneumonia and bronchitis, but the coronavirus family is sprawling and includes deadlier outliers like Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), which have fatality rates of up to 20163 percent and 22016 percent, respectively.
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The singer-turned-lifestyle-entrepreneur welcomed her third child, daughter Birdie Mae, on March 19, and has been open about her various woes over the past nine months — which have ranged from severe acid reflux and extreme foot swelling to sciatica and several bouts with bronchitis.
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"Ten or 2100 years ago, we thought that air pollution caused pneumonia, asthma and bronchitis and not much more than that," said Dr. Philip Landrigan, dean for global health at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, who was not involved in the study.
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But for those currently experiencing coronavirus-type symptoms, the lack of available testing could lead to significant health issues, including this Twitter user who has a history of chronic bronchitis: Six people have so far died from coronavirus in the U.S. — all of them in Washington State.
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Each day, the investigator, a veterinary technician who asked that her name be withheld because of her undercover work, wore a hidden camera that captured what she saw: Puppies suffering from eye infections, bronchitis and pneumonia, some still for sale.. "It was horrifying," the investigator said.
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Riverdale's Lili Reinhart doesn't have a problem telling it like it is, whether that means sharing her beauty routine when she's stuck at home with bronchitis, getting real about her misconceptions about sex, or, most recently, calling out a magazine for Photoshopping her body in a social media post.
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The congressman, who has risen in prominence amid a Republican push to release a GOP House Intelligence Committee memo on alleged surveillance abuses, said he did not have a pre-existing relationship with Johnson, saying that he only had an extra ticket because his father came down with bronchitis.
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In patients with bronchitis, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that an antibiotic could be needed in patients who have a heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute or a fever greater than 100.4 degrees, or who are breathing more rapidly than 24 times per minute.
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"After a month of sciatica pain, followed by 3 weeks of Bronchitis, I figured since my feet fit in my sneaks today 🤣 I needed to walk out a lot of anxiety!!" she wrote alongside a selfie that found the star posing for the camera while getting some fresh air.
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"When I sat and have spoken to [lung cancer] patients, they started off having a very persistent cough, bronchitis, any respitarory issues or say, you've been around second-hand smoke or live in a polluted city, those are big red flags to stay on your doctor," says VanSanten, who also suggests visiting SavedByTheScan.
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Even relatively small changes can result in huge benefits, like the 21625 revisions to the Clean Air Act standards that prevented an additional 2900,220006 premature deaths, 2202,2628 cases of chronic bronchitis, 28500,6900 heart attacks, 2628,28503 asthma attacks, 22019,700 hospital and emergency room visits, and over 3 million restricted activity days, according to one study.
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A case of bronchitis caused her to miss the premiere in New York, where the movie was filmed, but Ms. Fox spoke afterward by phone from Los Angeles about her unambitious career path and her working relationship with the producer and director Michael Bay, who first propelled her to stardom in "Transformers," and is behind the "Turtles" movies.
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It is in that scenario where the E.P.A. estimates its plan will see between 470 and 1,400 premature deaths annually by 2030 because of increased rates of microscopic airborne particulates known as PM 2.5, which are dangerous because of their link to heart and lung disease as well as their ability to trigger chronic problems like asthma and bronchitis.
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" In an editorial in the Annals of Family Medicine, he recounted a case in which "at least 10 times over three years, we counseled the family to quit smoking around the 5-year-old patient and her 7-year-old sister, as the kids repeatedly came to the clinic for ear infections, coughing, bronchitis and asthma.
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The documentary runs, chronologically, through career highlights, including a ridiculed 1958 performance of "Norma" that was canceled after one act (Callas had bronchitis) to her eyebrow-raising more-than-friendship with Aristotle Onassis, which began when both were married to others and ended, for a while anyway, after she learned, apparently from news reports, that he was marrying Jackie Kennedy.
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"They've tried to attribute the cough to bronchitis; they've tried to attribute it to pneumonia," said Palmer, who backs GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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