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Safer Ways to Clean Your Home

Find out methods and products you can use to clean your home that are safer and contain fewer harsh chemicals.

A Look Back at NeNe Leake’s Health Scare

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star NeNe Leakes was hospitalized in 2013 with a serious condition and she joined The Doctors to open up about her scare with pulmonary embolisms.

Neighbors at War over Kid’s Playhouse

A family moved into a new house and brought their daughter’s playhouse with them, however the HOA is asking the family to remove it. Attorney Areva Martin weighs in on this case.

Inside Woman's Surgery to Fix Her Deviated Septum

Erika, along with her surgeon Dr. Jivianne Lee, joins The Doctors to share how her life has improved since undergoing surgery to fix her deviated septum.

Screw Stuck in Man’s Lung?!

Pulmonary and sleep specialist Dr. Raj Dasgupta explains why you should never hold a screw in your mouth while reviewing the case of a man who had a screw lodged in his lung.

Billboard that Shames Smokers?

A Swedish pharmacy started an anti-smoking campaign featuring a billboard equipped with a smoke detector that starts coughing whenever a smoker is near!

Drs. Rx: Lower Your Risk of Contracting Pneumonia

The Doctors reveal a surprising trick to lowering your risk of getting pneumonia!

Asthma and Understanding Medication Treatments

Dr. Daniel Ngui, BSc (P.T), MD, CFPC, FCFP, Family Physician, discusses Asthma and Understanding Medication Treatments

What Are the Symptoms of Asthma and Who is Most Susceptible to Asthma?

Dr. John Fleetham, MD, discusses What Are the Symptoms of Asthma and Who is Most Susceptible to Asthma?

Mayo Clinic Minute: Drug Combo for Lung Cancer

In a laboratory setting, Mayo Clinic researchers have found that a combination of a drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and an experimental agent shut down a common and aggressive type of lung cancer. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, reporter Vivien Williams talks to Dr. Alan Fields about the new drug combo and what it may mean for patients.

Why You Should Quit Smoking Now

Many smokers want to quit but feel powerless to do so. The CDC’s tips campaign shares true stories from smokers and non-smokers affected by smoking, and hopes to inspire and support people’s attempts to quit.

Mayo Clinic Minute: Center for Tuberculosis (TB) Passes Milestone

Mayo Clinic has been working to end TB ever since the first clinical trials were conducted by its physicians back in the first half of the 20th century. Today, Mayo Clinic continues to fight the disease through a center that combines the speed of the Internet with the strength of Mayo’s integrated model of care.

Why E-Cigarettes Are Dangerous To Your Health

Margaret Cuomo, author of "A World Without Cancer," discusses the health risks of e-cigarettes and the need for federal regulation.

Why E-Cigarettes Are Dangerous To Your Health

Margaret Cuomo, author of "A World Without Cancer," discusses the health risks of e-cigarettes and the need for federal regulation.

Why E-Cigarettes Are Dangerous To Your Health

Margaret Cuomo, author of "A World Without Cancer," discusses the health risks of e-cigarettes and the need for federal regulation.

Why E-Cigarettes Are Dangerous To Your Health

Margaret Cuomo, author of "A World Without Cancer," discusses the health risks of e-cigarettes and the need for federal regulation.

Tips for Coping with Food Cravings

A healthy eating plan should include a way to deal with food cravings. Sometimes they happen because you truly need a meal, other times it's emotions getting the best of you. In this Mayo Clinic Minute, Jeff Olsen speaks with Dr. Donald Hensrud, medical editor of The Mayo Clinic Diet, about quick tips for coping with cravings.

Lung Disease: It Can Leave You Breathless

Pulmonologist Dr. Marilyn Glassberg joins The Doctors to talk about a rare and fatal lung disease called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or IPF. Meet a man who suffers from IPF, and learn about the symptoms and treatment options available. Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Lung Disease: It Can Leave You Breathless

Pulmonologist Dr. Marilyn Glassberg joins The Doctors to talk about a rare and fatal lung disease called idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, or IPF. Meet a man who suffers from IPF, and learn about the symptoms and treatment options available. Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

How Watching “The Doctors” Saved One Woman's Life

After watching an episode of The Doctors, Nicole discovered that the asthma-like symptoms from which she had been suffering were in fact something else entirely. To meet the doctor who performed her life-saving surgery, click here .

How Watching "The Doctors" Saved One Woman's Life

After watching an episode of The Doctors, Nicole discovered that the asthma-like symptoms from which she had been suffering were in fact something else entirely. To meet the doctor who performed her life-saving surgery, click here .

"The Doctors" Saves a Woman from Potentially Suffocating In Her Sleep

After watching an episode of The Doctors, Nicole discovered that the asthma-like symptoms from which she had been suffering were in fact something else entirely. Meet Dr. Michael Pitman, the man who performed surgery on Nicole, and see the surprises that The Doctors have in store for her. To hear the difference between wheezing and stridor, click here .

Childhood Asthma May Increase Risks of Shingles

Nearly 1 million incidences of herpes zoster, which is also known as shingles, occur every year in the U.S., with an estimated one-third of all adults affected by age 80. Despite its prevalence, particularly between ages 50 and 59, it is still unclear why some individuals will develop shingles, and others will not. In a population-based study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Mayo Clinic researchers build on their previous research from 2013, which linked asthma.

Rep. Duncan Hunter Vapes During Hearing

A GOP Congressman vaped his opposition to a ban on using e-cigarettes on airplanes Thursday but his argument went up in smoke. Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) took a long pull from his device and blew out a small cloud during a Transportation & Infrastructure Committee bill markup hearing. He tried but failed to block the panel's adoption of Washington, D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton's in-flight vaping ban.

Childhood Asthma May Increase Risks of Shingles

Nearly 1 million incidences of herpes zoster, which is also known as shingles, occur every year in the U.S., with an estimated one-third of all adults affected by age 80. Despite its prevalence, particularly between ages 50 and 59, it is still unclear why some individuals will develop shingles, and others will not. In a population-based study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Mayo Clinic researchers build on their previous research from 2013, which linked asthma.

Smokers Who Quit More Than 15 Years Ago Need Screening

Expanding lung cancer screening to include people who quit smoking more than 15 years ago could detect more cases and further reduce associated mortality, according to a study by Mayo Clinic researchers published in the Journal of Thoracic Oncology.

Coin Lodged in Man's Lungs?

What the health? The Doctors are joined by pulmonologist Dr. Raj Dasgupta to discuss the story of a man who had a dime lodged in his lungs! Find out the surprisingly easy way this happened so it doesn't happen to you. For more on this from Dr. Raj, click here .

Woman Searches for a Cure for Cystic Fibrosis

31-year-old Emily was diagnosed with a rare form of cystic fibrosis when she was a baby. Throughout her life, she's made it her mission to help find a cure. Meet Emily and learn about her foundation, Emily's Entourage. Then, see the special surprise The Doctors have in store for her.

New Research and Insight Into Bipolar I Disorder

Mayo Clinic researchers have discovered a series of proteins that could help identify a mood disorder called bipolar I. As doctors explain in a news release on the study, if the sample can be validated, it could lead to a new tool in bipolar treatment. Jeff Olsen has more in this Mayo Clinic Minute.

Ad Warns People Not To Dismiss Symptoms Of Lung Disease As 'Smoker's Cough'

TV Ad Warns Smokers Not To Dismiss Symptoms Of Lung Disease As 'Smoker's Cough'

Ad Warns People Not To Dismiss Symptoms Of Lung Disease As 'Smoker's Cough'

TV Ad Warns Smokers Not To Dismiss Symptoms Of Lung Disease As 'Smoker's Cough'

How Spirituality Can Protect You

Dr. Lisa Miller explains how spirituality can be a safeguard against depression and everyday stress.

'Teen Mom' Star Receives Startling Diagnosis

After a doctor diagnosed her with bipolar disorder, 'Teen Mom' star Kailyn says she began treatment for the disorder but felt that something wasn't right. She reached out to 'The Doctors' for a second opinion and met with psychiatrist Shahla Modir. Find out what Dr. Modir says about Kailyn's mental health.

'Teen Mom' Star Misdiagnosed with Mental Illness?

Kailyn, a mother of two who starred on season two of the hit show 'Teen Mom,' reaches out to 'The Doctors' for a second opinion after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

Making New Friends Through Entertaining

See how inviting a few strangers to your next dinner party is one of the easiest ways to make new friends.

An Expert Opinion On What The American Cancer Society Said About Mammograms

New Information on mammograms

These Celebrities Are Removing The Stigma Around Mental Health

These stars are opening up about their mental health.

I'm Bipolar, but I'm Not...

People talk about the stereotypes and stigmas surrounding Bipolar Disorder.

Tricks to Boost Your Immune System

It's so important to take care of yourself, especially during cold and flu season. Help your body fight off germs with these all natural immunity boosting remedies.

The Secret to a Bigger Butt Is This Workout!

It's time to lift, tone, and round out your butt. Strong, toned glutes are essential to staying injury free and increasing your performance in all kinds of athletic endeavors. This workout is perfect for getting a bigger, stronger booty, as well as toning whatever assets you've got. Grab a set of weights - we recommend dumbbells between five and 10 pounds - then press play to build a better backside.

Why Aren't We Looking At Depression The Way We Look At Cancer?

Dr. Norman Rosenthal, Jenny Chen, Kelley Baker and Scott Stossel discuss the way we view depression.

How Depression Can Range From Heaven To Hell

Dr. Norman Rosenthal explains the range of emotions that people suffering from depression can go through.

Does Marijuana Causes Lung Cancer

Does Marijuana harm our lungs

Can People Die From Marijuana

Can cannabis kill

Prescriptions For Walks, Not Drugs

In the last decade, we've seen an increase in the number of drugs prescribed to children. But, pediatrician Dr. Robert Zarr has pioneered a program to use outdoor spaces to improve mental health among adolescents. He joins Nancy on HuffPost Live.

How This Mom Realized That Medication Was Best For Her ADHD Son

Kristen Mae joins HuffPost Live and talks about how medication as best for her ADHD son.

How A 'Park Prescription' Helped This Child With ADHD

Dr. Robert Zarr talks about how a "park prescription" helped a child with ADHD.

Why This Doctor Prescribes His ADHD Patients 'Parks' Instead Of Pills

In the last decade, we've seen an increase in the number of drugs prescribed to children. But, pediatrician Dr. Robert Zarr has pioneered a program to use outdoor spaces to improve mental health among adolescents. He joins Nancy on HuffPost Live.

Prescriptions For Walks, Not Drugs

In the last decade, we've seen an increase in the number of drugs prescribed to children. But, pediatrician Dr. Robert Zarr has pioneered a program to use outdoor spaces to improve mental health among adolescents. He joins Nancy on HuffPost Live.

RARE TRANSPLANT FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS

A double lung transplant helped one woman suffering from cystic fibrosis survive

Cuba Leading The Way In Lung Cancer Vaccines

The nation famously known for its high-quality cigars, may soon, oddly enough, be known for its superior lung cancer treatments.

Cuba Leading The Way In Lung Cancer Vaccines

The nation famously known for its high-quality cigars, may soon, oddly enough, be known for its superior lung cancer treatments.

$49 Lung CT Scan

Fifty people die from lung cancer each day, but now an inexpensive lung CT scan is saving lives.

NEW TREATMENTS FOR LUNG DISEASE

Two new treatments changing the game for patients with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis

New Mexico Clinic's Smoking Policy Turning Heads

You can't smoke in a doctor's office but a Rio Rancho clinic is turning heads.

New Mexico Clinic's Smoking Policy Turning Heads

You can't smoke in a doctor's office but a Rio Rancho clinic is turning heads.

Should Tobacco Be Banned?

Hazel Cheeseman from anti-smoking group ASH and longtime smoker Mel Fallowfield debate whether tobacco should be banned.

How Clot-Busting Drugs Can Save Lives

A new treatment cutting deaths by pulmonary embolisms in half. Patients with intermediate risk of brain bleeding benefit from clot-busting drugs

The Connection Between Asthma and Obesity

Over 400 children die from asthma every year. How a new study shows that diet can play an important role in living asthma-symptom free.

Marlboro Man Darrell Winfield Dies Aged 85

One of the last remaining Marlboro Men rode off into the sunset this week. Darrell Hugh Winfield died Monday in his Riverton, Wyo., home, The Associated Press reported. His craggy, handsome face epitomized the macho cowboy image used to market Marlboro Reds until the 1990s â€" mostly to men, although the ads obviously had a certain appeal for women, too. The Oklahoma native was one of the last Marlboro Men alive. At least four of them died from smoking-related illnesses, according to a 2014 report

Is It Pneumonia?

Pfizer's chief medical officer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, describes the signs and symptoms of pneumonia and shares tips for reducing your risk of contracting the serious condition.

Is It Pneumonia?

Pfizer’s chief medical officer, Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall, describes the signs and symptoms of pneumonia and shares tips for reducing your risk of contracting the serious condition.

Heavy Smoker's Health Scare Experiment Reveals Real-Life Health Crisis

A heavy smoker with high blood pressure and severe sleep apnea gets a harsh wake-up call about how his lifestyle is impacting his health.

Town Hall Meeting on Tobacco Ban Goes Up in Smoke

A small Massachusetts town canceled a public hearing on a proposed ban on all tobacco sales in the area after the crowd got too rowdy. Sean Dowling (@SeanDowlingTV) has the details. Click here for more Vuz videos.

Would You Take a Lung Donation from a Smoker?

The demand for lungs for transplants is so high that some hospitals are using lungs of people who have smoked in the past. Dr. David Ross, medical director of the UCLA lung transplant program, explains that all donor lungs are tested for cancer and other diseases.

Is Marijuana Smoke Worse Than Tobacco Smoke?

ER physician Dr. Travis Stork explains why smoking marijuana deposits four times as much tar into the lungs as smoking a similar amount of tobacco.

Bipolar Sex Addict: Sex Is My Medicine

Mum Sarah Defrates says that an addiction to sex has ruined her life. The twice-divorced 47-year-old admits that her infidelities have destroyed her past relationships and badly affected her two sons when they were growing up.

Virtual Pet Game Teaches Kids to Manage Asthma

Nearly seven million children suffer from asthma. We'll tell you about one company that is putting children's video games to good use by helping children manage this disease .

Which Is Worse: Cigars or Cigarettes?

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork reveals whether cigars are any less harmful than cigarettes.

Which Is Worse: Cigars or Cigarettes?

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork reveals whether cigars are any less harmful than cigarettes.

Using CPAP to Help Asthma Patients

Check out how a device commonly used for sleep disorders may help millions of asthma sufferers.

Hidden Signs of Asthma

Your child could be living with asthma and you might not even realize it. Here's what you should know.

Opening Airways for COPD Patients

COPD is the third leading cause of death in the United States. This disease literally takes a person's breathe away. New technology is helping these patients breathe easier and live longer.

Breathing Easier with Emphysema Coils

It's a debilitating disease that causes irreversible damage to the lungs. A new therapy could help these patients breathe easier without surgery.

Sweets Companies Send Cease & Desist to E-Cigarette Companies

The Girl Scouts of America aren't too happy about e-cig companies using their cookie's name to sell flavored nicotine. Neither are the makers of Tootsie Rolls or Cinnamon Toast Crunch-- they've all sent cease and desist letters.

Sweets Companies Send Cease & Desist to E-Cigarette Companies

The Girl Scouts of America aren't too happy about e-cig companies using their cookie's name to sell flavored nicotine. Neither are the makers of Tootsie Rolls or Cinnamon Toast Crunch-- they've all sent cease and desist letters.

Adult Onset Asthma Risk Factors

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork discusses risk factors for adult onset asthma, featured in The Doctors' latest HealthSmart column in USA Weekend magazine.

Oxygen Particle Could Keep You Alive Underwater

Scientists have developed an oxygen microparticle that could deliver oxygen to the bloodstream, even if your lungs couldn't. So far, they've tested it successfully on rabbits.

Oxygen Particle Could Keep You Alive Underwater

Scientists have developed an oxygen microparticle that could deliver oxygen to the bloodstream, even if your lungs couldn't. So far, they’ve tested it successfully on rabbits.

Health Insurance May Help You Quit Smoking

Quitting smoking is so important that many insurance plans cover a range of smoking cessation services, including nicotine replacement therapies and even hypnosis. Watch Robin Robin Miller, MD, discuss the options your insurance may offer.

Health Insurance May Help You Quit Smoking

Quitting smoking is so important that many insurance plans cover a range of smoking cessation services, including nicotine replacement therapies and even hypnosis. Watch Robin Robin Miller, MD, discuss the options your insurance may offer.

Asthma App Pays Kids to Breathe Easier

Asthma triggers more school absences and hospitalizations than any other chronic condition in the U.S., affecting more than seven million children. Find out how a new app could help these kids remember to take their quick release medications.

Asthma Patients May Be Using Too Much Medicine

After an asthma attack, many patients wind up using more medicine than they need.

Don't Let Allergy Symptoms Make COPD Worse

Allergies and COPD are bad enough on their own, but having both at the same time is extra frustrating. In this video, Sharecare's chief doctor, Darria Long-Gillespie, MD, offers helpful tips for managing COPD when allergies strike.

Don't Let Allergy Symptoms Make COPD Worse

Allergies and COPD are bad enough on their own, but having both at the same time is extra frustrating. In this video, Sharecare's chief doctor, Darria Long-Gillespie, MD, offers helpful tips for managing COPD when allergies strike.

Exclusive Interview with Kristin Chenoweth Pm Asthma

Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth discusses her upcoming Carnegie Hall show about the evolution of soprano singing. (Part 1)

Exclusive Kristin Chenoweth: How Adult Onset Asthma Has Affected Her Life

Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth shares how adult onset asthma has affected her life. Plus, hear her advice to fellow asthma sufferers. (Part 2)

Harmonicas Can Strengthen Your Breathing

Respiratory therapists have found a fun way for pediatric patients to work on strengthening their breathing. They are giving them harmonicas and teaching them to play.

Smoker's Health Scare Experiment: Long Term Effects

Smoking is typically associated with an increased risk for lung cancer; however, the unhealthy habit is also directly related to progressive lower respiratory conditions, particularly chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). To demonstrate just how debilitating COPD can be, The Doctors conducts a Health Scare Experiment on an audience member named Merry, who has been smoking for roughly half of her life. Will the eye-opening experience convince her to kick the habit? (Part 2)

Smoker's Health Scare Experiment: Feeling Long Term Effects

Smoking is typically associated with an increased risk for lung cancer; however, the unhealthy habit is also directly related to progressive lower respiratory conditions, particularly chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). To demonstrate just how debilitating COPD can be, The Doctors conducts a Health Scare Experiment on an audience member named Merry, who has been smoking for roughly half of her life. (Part 1)

How to Decrease Your Blood Clot Risk

Learn your chances of forming a blood clot. Then, see how to protect yourself from getting one.

Asthma Procedure Could Help Reduce Need for Inhalers

A procedure for asthma patients may cut down on trips to the hospital, prevent attacks and reduce the need for inhalers.

'Real Housewives of Atlanta' Star Nene Leakes' Health Scare

"Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Nene Leakes shares how she was recently diagnosed with pulmonary embolisms in her lungs. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how these form and who is most at risk.

Treating Depression with Electroconvulsive Therapy

It was terrifying in the '70s, but could a new, improved version of electroconvulsive therapy help thousands of depressed and bipolar patients? We show you the pros and cons of ECT.

Miracle Drug for Cystic Fibrosis

It's being hailed as a breakthrough therapy for children with cystic fibrosis and now a new drug is helping them breathe easier and live longer

What Is an Incentive Spirometer?

What does the strange device inside E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork's bag do?

Do You Know Why You Want to Quit Smoking?

Understanding and acknowledging the immediate and long-term benefits of quitting smoking are key to helping you kick the habit for good. Pediatrician Tanya Remer Altmann, M.D. describes one easy way to stay motivated in this video.

The Benefit of Quitting Smoking Before 40

It's never too late to kick the habit, but doing it before your 40th birthday is ideal. Sharecare's chief doctor, Darria Long-Gillespie, MD, talks in this video about the health and life expectancy benefits of quitting smoking at various ages.

How Eating Right Helps You Quit Smoking

Everyone knows that fruits and veggies are packed with vitamins and minerals, but they also have properties that help people stop smoking. In this video, Robin Miller, MD, explains how these superfoods help people kick the habit for good.

How Your Smartphone Can Help You Quit Smoking

Everyone needs a cheerleader sometimes, especially when making the effort to quit smoking for good. In this video, Robin Miller, MD discusses the role of smart phones in smoking cessation motivation.

How to Beat Nicotine Cravings

For people in the process of quitting smoking, social situations can be really tough. Robin Miller, MD, talks in this video about simple measures to take to fight nicotine cravings and avoid setbacks.

Smart Steps When You Start Quitting Smoking

The first couple of weeks after quitting smoking are probably the most challenging, but there are simple steps to help get you over the hump. Find out what the experts recommend with Robin Miller, MD.

Smart Steps When You Start Quitting Smoking

The first couple of weeks after quitting smoking are probably the most challenging, but there are simple steps to help get you over the hump. Find out what the experts recommend with Robin Miller, MD.

How Eating Right Helps You Quit Smoking

Everyone knows that fruits and veggies are packed with vitamins and minerals, but they also have properties that help people stop smoking. In this video, Robin Miller, MD, explains how these superfoods help people kick the habit for good.

Do You Know Why You Want to Quit Smoking?

Understanding and acknowledging the immediate and long-term benefits of quitting smoking are key to helping you kick the habit for good. Pediatrician Tanya Remer Altmann, M.D. describes one easy way to stay motivated in this video.

The Best Time to Quit Smoking

If you've tried to quit smoking cigarettes, you know how hard it is. But you can quit and in this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers up a secret to stoop smoking that can help you quit for good.

How to Beat Nicotine Cravings

For people in the process of quitting smoking, social situations can be really tough. Robin Miller, MD, talks in this video about simple measures to take to fight nicotine cravings and avoid setbacks.

How Your Smartphone Can Help You Quit Smoking

Everyone needs a cheerleader sometimes, especially when making the effort to quit smoking for good. In this video, Robin Miller, MD discusses the role of smart phones in smoking cessation motivation.

The Benefit of Quitting Smoking Before 40

It's never too late to kick the habit, but doing it before your 40th birthday is ideal. Sharecare's chief doctor, Darria Long-Gillespie, MD, talks in this video about the health and life expectancy benefits of quitting smoking at various ages.

The Best Time to Quit Smoking

If you've tried to quit smoking cigarettes, you know how hard it is. But you can quitâ€"and in this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers up a secret to stoop smoking that can help you quit for good.

Can Hot Tub Chemicals Scorch Your Lungs?

Can the chemicals in your hot tub or pool scorch your lungs? The Doctors have the answer!

New Anti-Smoking Campaign Effectiveness

The Doctors discuss new anti-smoking ads that target people's sentimental feelings to encourage them to quit smoking, and compare their effectiveness to the popular grotesque images of the health effects of smoking.

The Best Time to Quit Smoking

If you've tried to quit smoking cigarettes, you know how hard it is. But you can quit--and in this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers up a secret to stoop smoking that can help you quit for good.

USA Weekend: COPD

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in The Doctors' latest USA Weekend HealthSmart column.

The Best Time to Quit Smoking

If you've tried to quit smoking cigarettes, you know how hard it is. But you can quit--and in this video, Michael Roizen, MD, offers up a secret to stoop smoking that can help you quit for good.

How Environmental Toxins Trigger Asthma Symptoms

Toxins in the environment, including secondhand smoke, can trigger asthma symptoms. But a smart planning can help you avoid and manage these pollutants, according to Clifford Bassett, MD.

How Is a Corticosteriod Inhaler Used to Treat Asthma?

Many people with asthma rely on a coricosteroid inhaler, says Clifford Bassett, MD. In this WisePatient video, he explains that this type of inhaler is safe and effective for asthma treatment.

Fast-Acting Inhaler Vs. Corticosteroid Inhaler

Someone with asthma may have two types of inhalers to manage and relieve symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, explains the difference between a bronchodilator and corticosterioid inhaler.

Common Medication for Asthma Treatment

In addition to inhalers, other medication can help control asthma symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, notes that people may also need medication to treat conditions related to asthma, such as allergies, acid reflux, and sinusitis.

What to Tell Family About My Asthma Treatment?

The more your family knows about your asthma and your asthma action plan, the better, says Clifford Bassett, MD. Most important: Make sure they know what to do in the event of an asthma attack.

Do Allergies and Asthma Always Go Hand in Hand?

Many people experience the allergy-asthma connection. Clifford Bassett, MD, explains how allergies often trigger asthma symptoms and why treating one can help control the other.

What Is an Asthma Action Plan?

Clifford Bassett, MD, says a well-thought-out action plan is a recipe for successfully managing asthma symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, describes the elements of a smart asthma-treatment action plan.

Can Weather and Air Quality Trigger Asthma Symptoms?

Allergies and pet dander are just two common asthma triggers. Clifford Bassett, MD, explains how other factors, including weather and poor air quality, can also cause asthma attacks.

How Many People Have Asthma?

Up to 40 million Americans have asthma. But, as Clifford Bassett, MD, notes deaths from asthma are down, thanks to better treatment to improve symptoms and prevent asthma attacks.

What Are Some of the Complications of Asthma?

Did you know that heart disease and diabetes may accompany asthma? Clifford Bassett, MD, describes these and other asthma complications, including sinusitis and acid reflux.

What Are My Asthma Treatment Options?

Clifford Bassett, MD, says that for many people with asthma, treatment involves two steps: a fast-acting rescue inhaler to ease acute symptoms and medication to control symptoms for the long-term.

Can Improving My Environment Prevent Asthma Symptoms?

Simple steps can go along way toward improving your environment to prevent asthma symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, shares effective strategies, including the air-cleaning power of house plants.

What Is Spirometry?

If your doctor suspects you have asthma, he or she may perform a lung-function test using spirometry. Clifford Bassett, MD, explains how spirometry works.

What Is Bronchial Thermoplasty?

Broncial thermoplasty is a new type of asthma treatment. Clifford Bassett, MD, reveals who is the best candidate for this procedure.

The Role of a Spirometer in Asthma Treatment

A spirometer can be a handy tool to help manage asthma, as Clifford Bassett, MD, explains. It's a simple lung-function test to measure your peak flow.

What Causes Asthma?

Genetics and the environment are two causes of asthma, says Clifford Bassett, MD. as he discusses those and other culprits.

What Are the Symptoms of Asthma?

Asthma expert Clifford Bassett, MD, describes the four classic symptoms of asthma, including one that may surprise you.

What Is the Average Age for Asthma Onset?

Asthma doesn't discriminate when it comes to age or gender. Clifford Bassett, MD, reveals who's most likely to suffer from wheezing, sneezing, and other asthma symptoms.

What Are the Different Types of Asthma?

All asthma isn't the same. Clifford Bassett, MD, describes the two main types, including allergic asthma.

What Are Some Common Asthma Triggers?

Any number of things can cause asthma symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, spotlights the top 3 asthma triggers. And, yes, pet dander may be to blame.

Who Is Most at Risk for Developing Asthma?

If one of your parents has asthma, there's a good chance you do, too. Your asthma risk is largely genetic, says Clifford Bassett, MD, and its close tied to allergies and other conditions.

Why Are Asthma Rates Climbing?

No one really knows why asthma rates are rising, says Clifford Bassett, MD, but longer allergy seasons may have something to do with it.

What Is Adult-Onset Asthma?

While allergies often play a role in childhood ashtma, adult-onset asthma often has different triggers. Clifford Bassett, MD, explains how exerixe, weather, and pollution play a role.

How Is Asthma Diagnosed?

How does your doctor know if you have asthma? Clifford Bassett, MD, explains how your doctor will use your family history and a lung function test to diagnose asthma.

Attorney Generals Ask For E-Cigarette Regulations

Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is part of an effort urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to regulate electronic cigarettes in the same way it regulates tobacco products.

Attorney Generals Ask For E-Cigarette Regulations

Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is part of an effort urging the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to regulate electronic cigarettes in the same way it regulates tobacco products.

Women Twice as Likely to Be Hospitalized For Asthma

Adult women are twice as likely to be hospitalized with asthma than men of the same age.

Are E-Cigs Safer?

You've probably seen more and more people puffing away at those electronic cigarettes lately. And as a concept they're great- smokers weaning themselves off of the real thing with this supposedly safer alternative. But are they really any better? Trace has the lowdown on E-Cigs.

Are E-Cigs Safer?

You've probably seen more and more people puffing away at those electronic cigarettes lately. And as a concept they're great- smokers weaning themselves off of the real thing with this supposedly safer alternative. But are they really any better? Trace has the lowdown on E-Cigs.

Mysterious SARS-Like Viral Outbreak

The Doctors are joined by Dr. Brad Spellberg, an infectious disease specialist from UCLA Medical Center, to discuss a new SARS-like virus that can spread from person to person.

How to Get Through Your Day Asthma-Attack Free

If you've ever experienced an asthma attack, you know how frustrating and unpleasant it can be. Fortunately, many attacks can be prevented once you've identified your personal triggers.

Genetics Plays a Role in a Child's Likelihood For Developing Asthma

Children with a higher genetic risk for asthma are likely to develop the condition younger and suffer into adulthood.

Bipolar Psychological Treatment

Dr. Steven Sussman, Ph.D, child & adolescent psychologist, co-founder of the child & teen success centers in NY & NJ, explains alternative treatment options for bipolar disorder.

Meet the Boy Who Survived a Life-Threatening Asthma Attack

Meet Tiger, a young boy who was rescued after suffering a life-threatening asthma attack, and watch as he surprises the doctor who saved his life.

Life-Threatening Asthma Attack

Dr. Amir Yazdan was getting gas in his car when he heard someone cry, "Help me! My baby's not breathing!" He discovered a vehicle with a young boy inside who was gasping for breath and beginning to turn blue. The boy's mother said he had asthma. Dr. Yazdan knew he had to act quickly.

Cystic Fibrosis Survivor Explains Importance of Organ Donation

Ken Price has been living with Cystic Fibrosis since he was one year old, and the odds are stacked against him. Only 55 percent of double lung transplant recipients live past 5 years, and the number decreases after that. But in the 20 years since his surgery, he has won tennis tournaments and ran a marathon.

Cystic Fibrosis Survivor Explains Importance of Organ Donation

Ken Price has been living with Cystic Fibrosis since he was one year old, and the odds are stacked against him. Only 55 percent of double lung transplant recipients live past 5 years, and the number decreases after that. But in the 20 years since his surgery, he has won tennis tournaments and ran a marathon.

10 Year Old Sarah Murnaghan Requires Second Lung Transplant

A stunning turn in the case of a 10-year-old girl who's family fought for a lifesaving transplant and won, igniting a national debate. Now there is word of a second transplant, after the first failed.

HHS Does Not Want to Intervene in Case For Young Girl's Lung Transplant

The U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services says she doesn't want to intervene in transplant decisions about a dying Pennsylvania girl when other children are just as sick. The girl's family says they want that policy to change.

Experimental Asthma Drug Showing Promise

New asthma drug could offer relief from asthma attacks.

Ginger May Be Useful to Treat Asthma

Researchers are looking in the kitchen pantry for new asthma treatments.

Kids with Bipolar Disorder

Steven Sussman, Ph.D Child & Adolescent Psychologist Co-Founder of the Child & Teen Success Centers in NY & NJ, discusses the appearance of bi polar disorder in children.

Heat Procedure Helps Asthma Patients Breathe

A new asthma treatment opens airways with heat. The amazing treatment is currently offered only to those who have a severe form of the condition.

Many Adult Asthmatics Have Allergies as Well

A majority of adult asthmatics also have allergies.

Asthma? Or Something Else?

Asthma is a big deal in the United States--it kills thousands every year and sends 2 million people to the emergency room. With symptoms often mimicking the common cold, it's no wonder so many are scared silly when they Google 'asthma.'

Asthma? Or Something Else?

Asthma is a big deal in the United States--it kills thousands every year and sends 2 million people to the emergency room. With symptoms often mimicking the common cold, it's no wonder so many are scared silly when they Google 'asthma.'

Living with One Lung

Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Vince Moss explains the body's remarkable ability to accommodate after having a lung or any other paired organ removed.

New Asthma Treatment Is Changing Lives

A new technique in the treatment of asthma called bronchial thermoplasty is changing lives.

Texas Considers Raising Smoking Age to 21

In Texas, one out of every five adults smokes; while more than half of U.S. smokers tried to quit last year, only one of every 20 actually did it. Add to that the fact that most smokers in Texas -- 90% -- start before the legal age of 18 and it's easy to see why a state senator wants the legal smoking age raised to 21.

Texas Considers Raising Smoking Age to 21

In Texas, one out of every five adults smokes; while more than half of U.S. smokers tried to quit last year, only one of every 20 actually did it. Add to that the fact that most smokers in Texas -- 90% -- start before the legal age of 18 and it's easy to see why a state senator wants the legal smoking age raised to 21.

Musical Medicine: A Flute For COPD

It's the third most common cause of death in the U.S., but now people suffering from the chronic disease have a new instrument to help them cope with it.

The Same Gene May Be Responsible for 5 Different Mental Disorders

A new study finds the same genes may be involved for 5 different types of mental disorders: schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, autism, major depression and ADHD.

How Environmental Toxins Trigger Asthma Symptoms

Toxins in the environment, including secondhand smoke, can trigger asthma symptoms. But a smart planning can help you avoid and manage these pollutants, according to Clifford Bassett, MD.

How Is a Corticosteriod Inhaler Used to Treat Asthma?

Many people with asthma rely on a coricosteroid inhaler, says Clifford Bassett, MD. In this WisePatient video, he explains that this type of inhaler is safe and effective for asthma treatment.

Fast-Acting Inhaler Vs. Corticosteroid Inhaler

Someone with asthma may have two types of inhalers to manage and relieve symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, explains the difference between a bronchodilator and corticosterioid inhaler.

Common Medication for Asthma Treatment

In addition to inhalers, other medication can help control asthma symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, notes that people may also need medication to treat conditions related to asthma, such as allergies, acid reflux, and sinusitis.

What Is Bronchial Thermoplasty?

Broncial thermoplasty is a new type of asthma treatment. Clifford Bassett, MD, reveals who is the best candidate for this procedure.

What Are Some Common Asthma Triggers?

Any number of things can cause asthma symptoms. Clifford Bassett, MD, spotlights the top 3 asthma triggers. And, yes, pet dander may be to blame.

What Is Spirometry?

If your doctor suspects you have asthma, he or she may perform a lung-function test using spirometry. Clifford Bassett, MD, explains how spirometry works.

The Role of a Spirometer in Asthma Treatment

A spirometer can be a handy tool to help manage asthma, as Clifford Bassett, MD, explains. It's a simple lung-function test to measure your peak flow.

What Causes Asthma?

Genetics and the environment are two causes of asthma, says Clifford Bassett, MD. as he discusses those and other culprits.

What Are the Symptoms of Asthma?

Asthma expert Clifford Bassett, MD, describes the four classic symptoms of asthma, including one that may surprise you.

What Is the Average Age for Asthma Onset?

Asthma doesn't discriminate when it comes to age or gender. Clifford Bassett, MD, reveals who's most likely to suffer from wheezing, sneezing, and other asthma symptoms.

What Are the Different Types of Asthma?

All asthma isn't the same. Clifford Bassett, MD, describes the two main types, including allergic asthma.

Tuberculosis Outbreak

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention launched a coordinated effort with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to contain an outbreak of tuberculosis (TB) that may have infected thousands of LA citizens. Learn how TB is transmitted and how the symptoms can be mistaken for other illnesses.

Tuberculosis Testing

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears undergoes a fast and easy skin test to show how doctors determine if you have been exposed to tuberculosis (TB).

Stopped Smoking? Gaining Weight? Here's the Fix

You know kicking the habit is good for your health, but when you do you might start gaining weight. Here's how doctors say you can stop smoking AND keep the pounds off.

Stopped Smoking? Gaining Weight? Here's the Fix

You know kicking the habit is good for your health, but when you do you might start gaining weight. Here's how doctors say you can stop smoking AND keep the pounds off.

Runner Overcomes a Pulmonary Embolism

After a run, a man discovers he has a large blot clot in his lungs.

New Treatment for Asthma Is Changing Lives

A new technique in the treatment of asthma called bronchial thermoplasty is changing lives.

Emphysema Severity Can Indicate Mortality Risk

Scientists say severity of emphysema is a strong indication if a patient would survive.

Work Related Asthma

Does your job put you at high risk for asthma? New study lists top career offenders.

Work Related Asthma

Does your job put you at high risk for asthma? New study lists top career offenders.

The APA Removes Asperger's Syndrome from the Book

The American Psychiatric Association is making changes to it's diagnosis manual. The changes include removing Asperger's Syndrome. Anne Marie Tiernon reports on what it means for patients.

Jesse Jackson Junior's Mood Disorder

When Jesse Jackson Jr.'s office described the missing congressman's medical condition as a "mood disorder," it attracted a little head scratching and at least some disbelief. Dr. Angelos Halaris says mood disorders are no joke.

Mental Health Test Helps Determine Diagnosis

New online test helps doctors key in on mental health problems in patients.

Exercise May Trigger Asthma, Doctors Say

Don't give up on exercising because you're short of breath, doctors can test to see if you suffer from exercise-triggered asthma.

For Some People, Exercise Can Trigger Asthma

Intesne exercise can trigger asthmatic symptoms in some people, causing shortness of breath and pain.

Are Light Cigarettes a Healthier Option For Smokers?

Light cigarettes have come into the firing line recently, but are they really as unhealthy as regular brands? Find out once and for all.

Are Light Cigarettes a Healthier Option For Smokers?

Light cigarettes have come into the firing line recently, but are they really as unhealthy as regular brands? Find out once and for all.

Apolo Ohno on EIB

For the first time publicly, world champion speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno opens up about his struggle with exercise-induced bronchospasm (EIB). Learn about EIB All-Stars, a website dedicated to education and inspiration for people with EIB.

5 Reasons Why You Should Stop Smoking

Smoking is one habit many people find hard to quit. Find out five reasons why you should stamp out your cigarette addiction and take back control of your life.

Secondhand Smoke Can Seep in From Another Apartment

A new report looks at secondhand smoke exposure that seeps from one apartment into another.

Cigarette Manufacturers Ordered to State They Deceived Americans

A judge has ordered cigarette manufacturers to create ads stating they "deliberately decieved" Americans about the dangers of smoking.

Smoking in Cars Can Be Dangerous to Passengers

Spending just 10 minutes in the car with a smoker significantly increases exposure to harmful pollutants.

5 Reasons Why You Should Stop Smoking

Smoking is one habit many people find hard to quit. Find out five reasons why you should stamp out your cigarette addiction and take back control of your life.

Hospitals Help Smokers Quit

Hospitals may be able to do more to help smokers avoid lighting up.

More Than Half of US Smokers Have Tried to Quit

A new report from the CDC finds more than half of U.S. smokers have tried to quit.

Secondhand Smoke Exposure Impairs Breathing Quickly

Exposure to secondhand smoke in cars impairs breathing within 20 minutes.

Researchers Have Discovered a Gene Linked to Lung Cancer

Researchers discover a gene that appears to reduce the risk for lung cancer.

Two Men Bond After Receiving Lungs from Donor

Two men develop a bond after receiving a pair of lungs from an organ donor.

Teen Discovers She Has Lung Cancer

A 14-year-old thought she was just having a bad cold, but it turned out to be the first sign of something much more serious.

Dangerous Hookah Smoking Effects

A new study explores how hookah smoking compares to cigarettes in term of damaging health effects.

Amoxicillin Does Not Help Coughing

Amoxicillin does not appear to help patients with a cough.

Ultrasound Energy Can Be Used to Blast Blood Clots in Lungs

A new catheter using ultrasound energy along with drugscan be used to "blast" blood clots in the lungs.

Sedatives Have Been Linked to Pneumonia

Many popular sedatives have been linked to fatal pneumonia risk.

Whooping Cough Booster Shots Recommended

A booster shot of the whooping cough vaccine is recommended because its effectiveness wanes over time.

Young Boy Forced to Transfer Schools for a Disease He Doesn't Have

Young boy is told he needs to transfer schools because of his genetic markers for cystic fibrosis.

Vitamin D Important for Respiratory Health

Boy who had a benign tumor removed found relief for further problems by taking vitamin D.

Urban Vs Suburban Asthma

Children living in urban areas are more prone to asthma than suburbanites.

The Benefits of Asthma Inhalers

A new study shows that asthma sufferers may not need to use their inhalers as much as currently prescribed. Dr. Bruse Hensel reports.

Impact of Asthma Steroids on Children

Inhaled steriods only when needed may work as well as daily doses for mild asthma.

Allergies Can Stir Up Asthma

It's allergy season, and asthma suffers may find themselves battling both problems.

Steroids Impact on Child Height

A study finds children who take inhaled steroids to treat asthma may become slightly shorter adults than their peers.

Tonsil Removal Could Improve Asthma Symptoms in Kids

Tonsil and adenoid removal may improve asthma symptoms in children.

New Treatment Uses Heat to Help Asthma Patients

A new treatment is using heat to help asthma patients breathe easier.

The Black Mold Threat After Superstorm Sandy

Black mold caused by Superstorm Sandy's moisture is compromising people's respiratory symptoms.

How to Know If It's Mold

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears discusses how to spot symptoms caused by mold and tips to protect yourself from harmful spores.

Traffic Pollution Could Impair Children's Lung Function

Children exposed to traffic pollution as an infant could be at risk for impaired lung function.

Smoking in Your Car Is Bad for Your Kids

Smoking in cars produces air quality that is not healthy for children.

Kids Born from IVF More Likely to Have Asthma

Children born after infertility treatment are more likely to have asthma.

Children Can Be Exposed to Secondhand Smoke in Car

Even if smokers don't light up at home - their children are often exposed to secondhand smoke in the car.

Thoracic Surgeon Referrals

What does it mean if your doctor refers you to a thoracic surgeon? Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Vince Moss explains.

Bronchitis Explained

If you have a productive cough, you might have bronchitis, which is inflammation and mucus buildup in larger airways.

Pneumonia Explained

If you have difficulty breathing, you might have pneumonia, which is an infection of your lungs.

Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013: Dr. Vince and Dr. Vance Moss

The Doctors' producers traveled coast to coast in search of the most beautiful men in medicine to bring you a full year of helpful health tips and handsome faces with the Most Beautiful Doctors in America 2013 calendar. Meet Dr. June: Thoracic surgeon Dr. Vince Moss and urologic surgeon Dr. Vance Moss.

The Risks of Non-Smoking Related Lung Cancer

Music icon Donna Summer, known as "The Queen of Disco," passed away in 2012 from lung cancer, unrelated to smoking. Cancer specialist and President/CEO of The Angeles Clinic and Research Institute Dr. Lawrence Piro and The Doctors discuss the chances of a non-smoker developing lung cancer.

Living With NEHI

When three-year-old Alida was born prematurely, her parents, Aaron and Debbie, never expected she would have a rare lung condition that affects less than 500 children worldwide.

Life Saving Oxygen Dog

See how one girl with a rare lung disease has formed a special bond with her best friend, a Golden Retriever and Poodle hybrid known as Mr. Gibbs.

The Symptoms of NEHI

Neuroendocrine hyperplasia in infancy (NEHI) is a respiratory disease that causes the cells that transport oxygen into the bloodstream to overproduce.

What to Do After a COPD Diagnosis

If you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), there are a lot of ways you can manage your condition. Dr. David Sanderson explains what a woman should do once diagnosed with COPD.

What to Do After a COPD Diagnosis

If you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), there are a lot of ways you can manage your condition. Dr. David Sanderson explains what a woman should do once diagnosed with COPD.

The Great Lung Run for Lung Cancer Awareness

Harvard graduate Kelcey Harrison decided to take action after losing a friend and classmate to lung cancer. Kelcey is running from New York to San Francisco to not only raise awareness and fundraise for research efforts, but to extinguish the myth that only heavy smokers fall victim to the disease.

Jennifer Gold, a CF Success Story

At age 38, Jennifer Gold is a modern health miracle, having exceeded the average life expectancy of a CF patient.

A Cockroach-Triggered Asthma

Learn how cockroaches can be the underlying cause of certain allergic forms of asthma.

Reviving Rejected Lungs for Lung Transplants

See the new procedure that's giving lungs that wouldn't normally pass the test for transplant, a second chance of saving lives.

Knowing Whether It Is Asthma or Allergies

The Doctors have an exciting partnership with USA Weekend magazine as the exclusive medical contributors to its weekly HealthSmart column! Learn tips on how to combat asthma and allergies.

The Effects of Drought on Your Health

The United States has experienced a widespread drought since 1956 and many believe it will get worse before it gets better. E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains how a drought can be detrimental to your health.

How to Use an Aerochamber

This video shows asthma sufferers how to use an aerochamber step by step.

How to Use Your Inhaler

This video shows asthma sufferers how to use an inhaler step by step.

Baby Powder Pranks Problems

Baby powder prank videos are popping up all over the Internet, but The Doctors warn that these tricks may be more harmful than they seem.

How to Use an Aerochamber

This video shows asthma sufferers how to use an aerochamber step by step.

How to Use Your Inhaler

This video shows asthma sufferers how to use an inhaler step by step.

Dangers of the Cinnamon Challenge

News reports are surfacing on the dangers of a popular dare: The Cinnamon Challenge. Fueled by social media and YouTube video uploads, people record themselves struggling to swallow a full tablespoon of ground cinnamon within a minute and without water. The Doctors illustrate why the cinnamon challenge is so difficult and dangerous.

Diane Aulger's Decision

Diane Aulger's husband, Mark, was diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis after overcoming a battle with colon cancer, all while she was pregnant. She explains why she elected to induce labor early so Mark could meet his infant daughter before his time ran out.

A Father's Dying Wish

After being diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis, Mark Aulger, 52, had one final wish - to meet his infant daughter before his time ran out.

Diane's Children Join The Doctors

Mark Aulger, 52, was suddenly diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis and passed away days after the birth of his daughter. Mark's widow, Diane, joins The Doctors along with her five children. Watch as Diane's kids receive a special educational offer from Dallas Christian College.

Diane on Her Husband's Terminal Pulmonary Fibrosis

Mark Aulger, 52, was suddenly diagnosed with terminal pulmonary fibrosis and passed away days after the birth of his daughter. Mark's widow, Diane, joins The Doctors to talk about his untimely passing and how her other children are coping since his death.

What Happens To Your Lungs With And Without Smoking, From Dr. Oz

How long does it take for your lungs to heal after quitting smoking? The answer may surprise you. Part of the series Mondays with Marlo on MarloThomas.com.

Central Sleep Apnea

While most parents try to get their children to sleep, for Monique, putting her two children to bed is another story. Monique, her 9-year-old daughter, Amalia, and 5-year-old son, Diego, all suffer from a rare genetic disease called congenital hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS) or central sleep apnea, which can cause them to stop breathing while asleep. Learn more about the disorder.

The Dangerous Hard Metals Disease

More Americans have died from occupational disease in the past 40 years than in all our wars combined. Virtually all of these 100,000 annual deaths are preventable. 'If I poisoned someone they would put me away for life, but the company I worked for poisoned me and got away with it', says one disabled worker. Cathy Calzaretta was only 18 when she began to work for Valenite in California. Within three years her lungs were destroyed.

Oxygen Glasses for COPD Patients

See how the Oxyview Glasses, designed for patients who require supplemental oxygen for conditions like COPD, use hidden breathing tubes in the rim to make the breathing apparatus less noticeable.

The Dangerous Hard Metals Disease

More Americans have died from occupational disease in the past 40 years than in all our wars combined. Virtually all of these 100,000 annual deaths are preventable. 'If I poisoned someone they would put me away for life, but the company I worked for poisoned me and got away with it', says one disabled worker. Cathy Calzaretta was only 18 when she began to work for Valenite in California. Within three years her lungs were destroyed.

New Asthma Treatment Techinque

The Doctors talks about a new technique to treat severe asthma.

How To Control Asthma Attacks

Control your asthma attacks by learning how to anticipate, prevent, and treat them.

An Antibiotic a Day to Keeps COPD Flare Ups Away

COPD is the third leading cause of death in the United States. Twelve million Americans have been diagnosed with the condition, which some know as emphysema or chronic bronchitis. How an antibiotic a day could help keep attacks at bay

What a Chronic Cough May Mean

Allergist Dr. Marc J. Meth explains when a chronic cough may require a trip to a specialist.

Stents for Emphysema

In this health video learn how small stents are helping emphysema patients take a deep breath again.

Sniffing Out Lung Cancer

This medical video looks at the amazing new technology that says it can sniff out lung Cancer.

Targeting Tumors

This medical video looks into the new treatment that makes it easier to target tumors.

Solution for Emphysema

This health video looks into the new solutions to help Emphysema sufferers.

Stents for Lungs

In this medicinal video learn about lung cancer patients experience complications similar to those of asthmatics. Now a new treatment could help them.

What Really Triggers Asthma?

Turns out it's not just a trip to the gym that can send you scrambling for your inhaler. Find out what else can trigger an asthma attack.

Heating Up Asthma

In this medical video learn how doctors are studying a way to prevent asthma attacks without drugs.

Improved Lung Transplant

This medical video explores the amazing advancements that have been made in lung transplant.

Nitric Oxide for Premature Babies

This medical video looks into the use of Nitric Oxide on premature babies (preemies)

Longer Lung Cancer Survival

This medical video looks into way to increase longevity for lung Cancer survival.

Keeping Children Breathing

This health video will focus on how to help are baby to breath when they are having difficulties.

Breakthrough for Fatal Lung Disease

In this health video learn how a new gene therapy could mean the difference between life and death for people with pulmonary hypertension.

Easier Procedure for Emphysema

In this medical video learn about the fifth person in the US to have a new long saving procedure.

Breathing With Emphysema

This health video focuses on the treatment making it easier for people with emphysema to breath.

Breathing Your Way to a Diagnosis

In this medical video learn what your breath can reveal about you.

Chronic Cough Relief

In this health video learn about the treatments available to help with a chronic cough.

Gleevec for Lung Disease

This medical video focuses on how Gleevec, a drug for people with cancer, could help those living with a deadly lung disease.

Building Strength for Lung Patients

In this medical video see how researchers are exploring the use of testosterone and weight-lifting to build muscle in women with chronic lung disease.

Growing Lungs in The Lab

Scientists used stem cells to grow tiny lungs in a lab and they actually breathe in and out. Find out what this could mean for the future of lung transplants.

How To Control Asthma Attacks

Control your asthma attacks by learning how to anticipate, prevent, and treat them.

What Is Pneumonia

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains pneumonia and when to get the pneumonia vaccine.

How Long Is Normal for Bronchitis

The Doctors explain how ,long people have the cough for with Bronchitis and kind of treatment there is for it.

How to Manage Asthma

Asthma has unfortunately become all too common, caused by a variety of factors. Here's what you can do to manage this chronic and very serious illness, from leading ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Jordan Josephson.

How to Manage Asthma

Asthma has unfortunately become all too common, caused by a variety of factors. Here's what you can do to manage this chronic and very serious illness, from leading ear, nose and throat specialist Dr. Jordan Josephson.

How to Determine If You Have Asthma

Asthma can be deadly if not diagnosed and treated properly. Dr. Jordan Josephson, a leading ear, nose and throat surgeon, explains the causes and symptoms of asthma and how to keep it under control.

How to Determine If You Have Asthma

Asthma can be deadly if not diagnosed and treated properly. Dr. Jordan Josephson, a leading ear, nose and throat surgeon, explains the causes and symptoms of asthma and how to keep it under control.

Viral, Bacterial and Fungal Lung Infections

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork explains the differences between viral, bacterial and fungal lung infections, and why knowing this information can save your life.

The Signs and Symptoms of COPD

COPD is on the rise. Are you at risk?

New Device to Improve Asthma Management

Pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears demonstrates a new tool doctors are using to diagnose and monitor asthma - Niox Mino.

The Difference Between Asthma and Emphysema

They may seem similar, but they are really different disease states. Learn more about how asthma and emphysema are different.

Traveling with Oxygen When You Have Emphysema

When you have emphysema and depend on oxygen to help you breathe, it creates unique challenges while traveling. Learn some tips that may help.

CODP and Disability

COPD is a chronic disease. Learn what you can do to get disability help.

Why Not All Wheezing Means Asthma

Michael Marcus MD Director: Pediatric Pulmonology and Allergy/Immunology Vice Chair, Faculty Practice Fellowship : Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Patty Loveless on Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Patty Loveless, award-winning country music singer, speaks with EmpowHER about how COPD has affected her family and about her work with DRIVE4COPD, a public health initiative to raise awareness of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Danica Patrick on Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Danica Patrick, NASCAR Nationwide Series Driver, speaks with EmpowHER about the causes and symptoms of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and her work with DRIVE4COPD, a public health initiative to raise awareness of COPD.

Patty Loveless on Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Patty Loveless, award-winning country music singer, speaks with EmpowHER about how COPD has affected her family and about her work with DRIVE4COPD, a public health initiative to raise awareness of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Margrily Garcia on Her September 11-Related Illness

Margrily Garcia was working at 90 Broad Street on September 11, 2001. Shortly after evacuating the soot and dust-filled Financial District, she contracted an illness that began with a chronic cough and progressed to a slew of more serious problems including asthma and .

Danica Patrick on Losing Her Grandmother to COPD

Danica Patrick opens up about losing her grandmother to COPD.

COPD Explained

E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork demonstrates how COPD affects the body and explains that it's the fourth-leading cause of death in the U.S.

Melissa's Breathing Problems in High Altitude

Melissa, 30, struggles to breathe at high altitudes. She says she's suffered from it since 2003.

How to Breath Easier With Asthma

Dr. Edward Eden describes some strategies that you can use to breathe more easily if you're a severe asthmatic, such as inhaled steroids and avoiding aggravating factors.

The Possibility of Curing Asthma

Dr. Edward Eden tells us that it is possible to be cured of your asthma with regular treatment and maintenance therapy.

How to Prevent Asthma

A how to lesson on How To Keep Your Asthma From Getting Worse that will improve your asthma skills. Learn how to get good at asthma from Videojug's hand-picked professional experts.

Treating Asthma and Allergies with Chiropractic

Dr. Kent Ozman is a chiropractor and chemist and he explains how he uses chiropractic to treat allergies and asthma.

How Asthma and the Flu Affect Kids

Cold and flu season can be difficult for both parents and children, but it can be even more stressful when you're child suffers from asthma. Learn how to best take on this time of the year on WatchMojo.

How I Was Diagnosed with Asthma

Princeline recalls what happened when she was first diagnosed with asthma.

Possible Food Supplement Dangers for Child Athletes with Asthma

Michael Marcus, MD Director Pediatric Allergy & Pulmonary -Maimonides Medical Center . Fellowship: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Castle Connolly Top Doctor

Taking Asthma Medication in Athletic competitions

Michael Marcus, MD Director Pediatric Allergy & Pulmonary -Maimonides Medical Center . Fellowship:Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia Castle Connolly Top Doctor

My Daughter's First Asthma Symptoms - Barbara's Story

Barbara shares her daughter's first asthma symptoms and how her reactions to her daughter's symptoms.

How to Identify Exercise-Induced Asthma

Michael Marcus, MD Director Pediatric Allergy & Pulmonary -Maimonides Medical Center . Fellowship:Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia Castle Connolly Top Doctor

The Common Symptoms of Exercise Induced Asthma

Michael Marcus, MD Director Pediatric Allergy & Pulmonary -Maimonides Medical Center . Fellowship:Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia Castle Connolly Top Doctor
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