Severe RSV Before Age 2 Linked to Lasting Lung Changes
Infants who experience severe respiratory syncytial virus infections face increased risk of structural lung changes that could impair their respiratory health into adulthood, research suggests.
Infants who experience severe respiratory syncytial virus infections face increased risk of structural lung changes that could impair their respiratory health into adulthood, research suggests.
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A clinical trial of a probiotic and herbal supplement for lung health yielded promising results, including improvements in lung functions and quality of life scores in participants.
To address urgent and critical lung health challenges, the American Lung Association has launched the American Lung Association Research Institute.
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