In poorer countries these respiratory illnesses too often go undiagnosed and untreated, report finds
Findings were so dismal that clinical trial was stopped early
Watch for these early-warning signs
Here are common factors
Study seems to dispel a common myth around the daily supplement, researchers say
In some regions, smog and high ragweed pollen levels combine to make it hard to breathe
Study found they face health risks from continued exposure
Here's what you can do
Study finds the double whammy is a significant and growing health problem
Better technology may help patients survive complications of the respiratory disease, researchers say
Patients typically helped by other means, but levels of drug resistance are concerning, researchers say
Small study suggests a new approach might one day help those with uncontrolled lung disease
Even the common cold was linked to a 13-fold increased risk for about a week
If you use an inhaler more than twice weekly, you may need help managing the condition, allergist says
Here's expert advice on combating seasonal allergies after second-warmest February ever in U.S.
Death certificates from drug-linked infections may not label painkillers as possible cause
Machine diagnoses of deadly lung disease prove highly accurate in tests, study finds
Survey suggests it's one reason why many children have poor control of their condition
Agency strengthens warning labels on these medications to address dangers
Researchers suspect people may breathe saliva or food into their lungs due to fatigue from the drugs
Danger is greatest for people in areas where extreme rain shortages are uncommon, researchers find
Most people aren't prepared to manage symptoms that come with a high pollen count, allergists say
Local temperatures, humidity helped design the human schnozz, research suggests
Altered weather patterns may already hurt your health, nation's physicians warn
For people with chronic nasal problems, mood is key reason for calling in sick, study finds
Kids whose mattresses and pillows were encased had less severe flare-ups, researchers report
Do-it-yourself approach works as well as professional extermination services, study finds
This group has 6 times the odds of dying from the illness compared to whites, Hispanics
Simple technique is based on cancer DNA and seems accurate for use after chest CT scan, researchers say
High humidity in indoor pools can also help keep airways open and prevent attacks, doctor says
Limiting moisture in the home is key, specialists say
But medical experts can't agree if recommending supplements or food fortification would be helpful
3-year treatment with high doses of grass pollen offered long-term relief, but 2 years not enough, study finds
Drinking while taking the painkillers can hamper breathing, especially among seniors, study finds
Doctors should consider high-dose vaccine for those over 65, study suggests
Adults with chronic insomnia 3 times more likely to develop the respiratory disorder, study suggests
Almost half did not get objective breathing test, researchers in Canada found
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is similar to a cold but can lead to complications that include pneumonia
Discovery in one patient could advance understanding of deadly disease, doctors say
Vaccine most important for young kids, seniors, people with chronic disease, women before and after pregnancy, expert says
Deaths of 5-year-old and toddler cited in new report
Symptoms worsened for those who often ate foods like ham and salami
But the overall risk of early death is still quite low
New research suggests lung function can decline significantly
Breaking down mortality data by county, most pressing local health problems were pinpointed, study finds
Study suggests, but can't prove, that rodent allergens could play a role
Acoustic device can listen in on heart, digestive system and lungs
Research suggests a 'sweet spot' where activity's benefits best meet the effects of dirty air
Only 15 percent of Americans engage in the habit, according to latest CDC numbers
When you're sick, stay home, health officials urge