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Lung Health News
Why is the Flu Worse This Year? (2025)
Discover why this year’s flu season is more severe than usual and what factors are making it hit harder than in recent years.
Pope Francis Faces Health Challenges Amid Respiratory Crisis
Pope Francis faces ongoing respiratory challenges, requiring ventilation amid pneumonia. Vatican updates highlight guarded prognosis.
Largest Tuberculosis Outbreak in U.S. History Now in Kansas
Kansas is facing the largest recorded tuberculosis outbreak in U.S. history, while health officials speculate about public health risks.
First U.S. Death Linked to H5N1 Bird Flu Raises Concerns
The first U.S. death from H5N1 bird flu has been reported in Louisiana, increasing overall public health risks and concerns.
Is COVID-19 Making a Comeback in 2025?
COVID-19 continues to pose a public health concern in 2025, with rising cases driven by seasonal patterns and emerging variants.
A Urine Test Could Detect Lung Cancer Early, Say Scientists
Cambridge scientists have developed a groundbreaking urine test that detects early signs of lung cancer by identifying “zombie” cells.
November is COPD Awareness Month: Learn and Take Action
Learn about COPD Awareness Month in November, the importance of early detection, available treatments, and ways to support those affected.
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month: Learn and Support
Learn about Lung Cancer Awareness Month in November, key facts on risks, prevention, and how you can support.
Whooping Cough Cases Spike Across the United States
Explore why whooping cough cases are spiking across the U.S., the health risks involved, and what you must do for prevention and protection.
CDC Alert: Rising Cases of Respiratory Illnesses in Children
CDC warns of a surge in respiratory illnesses among children, including RSV, pertussis, and walking pneumonia, urging caution.
CDC Urges Pneumococcal Vaccine for Adults Ages 50 to 64
Learn why the CDC recommends pneumococcal vaccine for adults 50-64 to protect against serious illnesses like pneumonia and meningitis.