COPD News
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Exercise makes cigarettes less attractive to smokers: study
Researchers say exercise can help smokers resist the lure of tobacco and of smoking-related images. Read Summary > -
Even a few cigarettes affect young people's arteries
According to a new study, even occasional smoking can increase artery stiffness in young people and affect their bodies' ability to respond to exercise. Read Summary > -
Smoking may be more dangerous for women
A growing body of research suggests that women may be more susceptible to the negative effects of tobacco than men. Read Summary > -
Feds study swine flu vaccine for asthmatics
People with asthma are known to be at higher risk for swine flu complications, but experts say that some asthma medicines may interfere with the vaccine. Read Summary > -
FDA asks for more info on COPD drug
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has asked drugmaker Novartis for more data on their experimental COPD medication. Read Summary > -
Supervised exercise may ease chemo-related fatigue
Supervised exercise sessions for chemo patients can lessen fatigue and improve emotional well-being, a study has found. Read Summary > -
Electric neck jab may ease asthma
An electrical device that stimulates a nerve in the neck may ease asthma and other diseases, researchers say. Read Summary > -
Could a bad economy be good for your health?
It sounds counter-intuitive, but experts say that a bad economy could have some health benefits. Read Summary >
