Are your COPD symptoms difficult to manage?
Many people with COPD experience difficulty breathing, a persistent cough, and wheezing. There is no cure for COPD, and although it may start gradually, symptoms will inevitably worsen over time. COPD can significantly impact a person's quality of life, often making day-to-day tasks such as household chores and dressing impossible to manage.
The Austin Air Bedroom Machine™
The Austin Air Bedroom Machine™ is clinically proven to improve COPD symptoms.
If you are looking to improve your COPD symptoms, we recommend Austin Air purifiers, specifically the Austin Air Bedroom Machine™. In clinical trials carried out by the renowned Johns Hopkins University, the Austin Air Bedroom Machine™ reduced pollution in the homes of people with COPD. After six months, use of COPD medication, COPD symptoms, and risk of COPD flareups were assessed, and significant improvement was seen in all areas.
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Hypo-allergenic parks in our cities
They may be just around the corner It sounds like something from a futuristic movie but according to scientists from Spain, hypo-allergenic parks may not be that far off. The Spanish team examined trees growing in ten of Granada's green spaces, to understand the extent to which the trees contributed to peoples allergies. The trees were then categorized according to certain characteristics. This included the length of time the trees were in pollination. The type of pollination was also determined,...
Tobacco Cessation: Help From Insurance Companies Is on the Way
Earlier this week, anti-tobacco activists celebrated a major victory as the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) officially acknowledged that comprehensive tobacco cessation programs (three different forms of counseling and, if needed, pharmaceutical aids) an “A” for efficacy as a preventative health measure. Under federal law, preventative services must be given an “A” in order to be covered by the majority of health insurance plans, at no cost to the patient. It has long been agreed that quitting smoking is...
September Asthma Spike
If you or someone you love is an asthma sufferer, you may have had a run in with the annual September Asthma Spike - the regular increase in the number of children admitted to the hospital as a result of their asthma typically occurring right around now. (The average has been listed as seventeen days after Labor Day.) There are a number of factors which contribute to this jump but if you’re prepared for it, you can mitigate the severity....
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