Coronaviruses can cause respiratory infections including Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
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The virus causes a respiratory disease called Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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The coronavirus is part of a family of respiratory illnesses that includes the common cold, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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Other coronaviruses include severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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Bats carry Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, the Ebola virus and many others.
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Respiratory therapists can also help close the quality gap for patients that suffer from chronic respiratory conditions.
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You may have heard of SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, or MERS, Middle East respiratory syndrome.
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MERS is a viral respiratory illness brought on by the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV).
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Respiratory illnesses generally fall into two categories: upper respiratory — infections in the nose, pharynx, or larynx, like the common cold and seasonal influenza; and lower respiratory illnesses, like pneumonia, which infect the lungs.
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Shawna L. Strickland is a respiratory therapist and associate executive director of the American Association for Respiratory Care.
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First of all, your dog may have a respiratory infection caused by other respiratory viruses and not H3N2 CIV.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They provide respiratory care under the direction of respiratory therapists and physicians.
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Even educated laypeople can be trained in weeks as respiratory therapists under the supervision of a certified respiratory therapist.
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The Marberg virus, SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), MERS (Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome), and Nipah also originated in bats.
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Professional respiratory therapists working for respiratory home care companies set up, electronically monitor, and adjust home ventilators, as required.
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Some patients will develop severe respiratory problems, including pneumonia or acute respiratory distress that would require mechanical assistance to breathe.
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MERS, short for Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, is an illness caused by a coronavirus called Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus.
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Coronavirus is a large family of viruses, which include severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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McDonnell wrote that "as little as" 2 to 3 milligrams of fentanyl can induce respiratory depression, respiratory arrest and possibly death.
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But too many patients don't know that respiratory therapists may be the best health professional to provide their respiratory care needs.
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Our bodies make furin in a lot of different tissues, but in particular, in the upper respiratory and lower respiratory tract.
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The coronavirus infection can create respiratory problems, coughing, fever and in more severe cases pneumonia, or acute respiratory syndrome and death.
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Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), by contrast, killed 9.6% of those infected, and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) killed 34.4% of cases.
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Coronavirus infections can lead to respiratory illnesses - some of which can be severe and deadly such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), and some of which can be much milder such as the common cold.
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"Respiratory Symptoms in Children and Indoor Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide and Gas Stoves" | American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine https://t.
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Ebola jumps from bats and apes; MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) comes from camels; its cousin SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) came from civets.
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The drug was being developed to treat respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and human metapneumovirus (hMPV) that cause respiratory tract infections in children and adults.
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"Other viral respiratory diseases are seasonal, including influenza and therefore in many viral respiratory diseases we do see a decrease in disease in spring and summer," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said on a Feb.
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"Other viral respiratory diseases are seasonal, including influenza and therefore in many viral respiratory diseases we do see a decrease in disease in spring and summer," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said on a Feb.
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With Respiratory Care Week almost coming to an end, it seems the perfect time to consider how respiratory therapists can positively influence all three measures.
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Superspreaders also fueled epidemics of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS, in 2003 and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in 2012, according to the study.
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Dr. Peake: Epidemiological evidence suggests that regular moderate exercise protects against upper respiratory illnesses, whereas regular intense exercise increases the risk of upper respiratory illnesses.
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Previous severe outbreaks of a deadly strain of coronavirus include Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2002 and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in 2013.
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"It's a respiratory virus, and we know respiratory viruses are very seasonal, but not exclusively," William Schaffner, an infectious-disease specialist at Vanderbilt University, told CNN.
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Such an outcome would be similar to that of the last two pandemics - the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and the Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
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The reports about Ali's death mention that he was admitted to the hospital with a respiratory issue and that his Parkinson's disease complicated that respiratory issue.
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That's higher than influenza, which is about 0.1%, but much lower than severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, (9.6%) and MERS, Middle East respiratory syndrome (35%).
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Ellen A. Becker is a respiratory therapist and professor in the Department of Cardiopulmonary Sciences, Division of Respiratory Care, College of Health Sciences at Rush University.
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Most respiratory infections have a spectrum of illnesses where some have minor symptoms, while others can have more severe complications such as pneumonia or respiratory failure.
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A CDC official familiar with the situation earlier told CNN that authorities looking into the cause of the illnesses were considering respiratory illnesses like influenza -- and out of an abundance of caution, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, a viral respiratory disease first identified in 2012.
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Infection among healthcare workers has been a problem during outbreaks of other coronaviruses as well, including SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome).
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When you get sick with an upper respiratory infection, a cold, or allergies, the mucus secreted by your respiratory tract becomes thicker and denser, Dr. Voigt says.
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Of those in their care, many have been treated for high altitude cough and upper respiratory complaints, and 21 diagnosed with lower respiratory tract infections or pneumonia.
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SARS, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, and MERS, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, were caused by two coronaviruses, which led to epidemics and the deaths of hundreds of people.
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Doctors on the ground are also reporting an increase in respiratory concerns as mould from damaged homes has started to impact patients with mild to severe respiratory issues.
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The new coronavirus is part of a family of viruses that cause respiratory illnesses ranging from the common cold to the deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS.
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The 2002 outbreak known as SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) and the 2012 outbreak of MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) both originated from this same type of virus.
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Lauder's doctors aren't sure whether her clots were linked to her respiratory infection, but researchers say people with respiratory infections may have a temporary increased risk of developing clots.
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Of note, none of the 44 deaths that involved Kratom were from respiratory failure and there has been no observation in the literature that Kratom users experienced respiratory depression.
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"In adults, the respiratory depression, the part that slows the breathing and you stop breathing, is limited, and so there's a lot less respiratory depression in adults," Spiller said.
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In addition to Ebola, scientists are prioritizing on several other hemorrhagic fevers, Zika, Nipah, Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), WHO said .
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At first, the doctor diagnosed him with an infection in his lower respiratory tract, even though the man didn't have other respiratory infection symptoms and was a non-smoker.
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But R.S.V. can turn into acute lower respiratory infections such as bronchiolitis, a viral respiratory illness that is the most common cause of hospitalization in infants, Dr. Wiener said.
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It is spread through the respiratory route — which includes the respiratory droplets in coughs and sneezes as well as tiny airborne particles that remain suspended in the air for hours.
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The decision brings an end to a three-year moratorium on research involving the influenza virus, severe acute respiratory syndrome (known as SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (or MERS).
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Respiratory viruses include influenza as well as those that can cause influenza-like illnesses, such as upper respiratory infections (the common cold), viral sinusitis, viral bronchitis and viral ear infections.
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And Branswell reported in January that other candidate names were out there—but the acronyms for South East Asia Respiratory Syndrome and Chinese Acute Respiratory Syndrome were just too dumb.
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Originally, Middle East respiratory syndrome was being considered as a potential cause for illness, along with other respiratory illnesses, a CDC official familiar with the situation told CNN on Wednesday.
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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse and other health experts, opioids impact the respiratory and pulmonary health of users and make them more susceptible to respiratory infections, including coronavirus.
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Chinese scientists identified the illness as a new strain of coronavirus, which is in the same family as the deadly severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as the MERS virus, was first reported in the Middle East in 2012 and also causes respiratory problems, but those symptoms are much more severe.
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First identified in the Guangdong province in southern China, according to the WHO, it causes respiratory problems but can also cause diarrhea, fatigue, shortness of breath, respiratory distress and kidney failure.
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"People traveling to Wuhan should maintain good hand, respiratory and personal hygiene and should seek medical attention if they develop respiratory symptoms within 14 days of visiting the area," Phin said.
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The condition has also been associated with recent vaccinations and upper respiratory infections, "but many people are vaccinated and have upper respiratory infections and don't develop Bell's palsy," Dr. Safdieh said.
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The tiny animals are the suspected origin of rabies, Ebola, SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) and possibly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), and could cause other as yet unknown epidemics in future.
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It could be airborne, or respiratory, where an animal can develop a respiratory disease and by coughing or sneezing create droplets that travel through the air and infect a person that's nearby.
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The Wuhan coronavirus is in the same family as severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS -- which killed more than 700 people in 2002 and 2003 -- and Middle East respiratory syndrome, or MERS.
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The new strain of coronavirus, in the same family as the deadly severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), originated in Wuhan, the largest city in central China.
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The greatest risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low — but the risk goes up if you're in close proximity to a person [with a respiratory disease].
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In this century it investigated the 2001 Anthrax attack, outbreaks of SARS — Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome — and MERS – Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, as well as the recent overlapping outbreaks of Ebola and Zika.
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The world has faced several other infectious disease crises in the last 15 years, the report noted, including Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), and the HIN1 flu pandemic.
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Products made by Genano, which employs 50 people in Finland, were used during the SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) outbreak in Taiwan and MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome) in Saudi Arabia, Skogster said.
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In preparation for an outbreak like the coronavirus now gripping China, scientists with the program made test runs using viruses responsible for severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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This recent case has already drawn comparisons to multiple instances of super spreaders infecting large groups of people with another respiratory disease, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) during that disease's outbreak in 2003.
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It can cause respiratory failure, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Enough exposure leads to convulsions, paralysis, respiratory failure and death.
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He died of respiratory failure, police said, citing the physician.
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So respiratory illnesses can "very easily spread" in overcrowded situations.
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Additionally, genetics can affect the likelihood of developing respiratory issues.
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Enough exposure leads to convulsions, paralysis, respiratory failure and death.
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Respiratory viruses spread rapidly, and they're frustratingly good at it.
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People may have either the respiratory infection, encephalitis, or both.
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Many are children suffering skin diseases, diarrhea and respiratory problems.
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Many passengers were sickened and one died of respiratory failure.
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They have a cold or respiratory infection, they have allergies.
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The ring also tracks the wearer's respiratory rate as well.
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NuvoAir aims to make respiratory diseases measurable and more treatable.
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Opioids slow respiratory function and sleeping pills do the same.
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It can also cause respiratory depression and severe allergic reactions.
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When inhaled, the gas can cause respiratory paralysis and death.
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Respiratory failure and metastatic colon cancer are the underlying causes.
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What is the common contagion that affects the respiratory system?
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Dozens of Ayorea died from respiratory diseases in the 1980s.
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It is linked to respiratory ailments such as asthma attacks.
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The cause was respiratory failure, said her daughter, Elizabeth Helpern.
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The gas causes various respiratory ailments such as asthma attacks.
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Many nurses cannot adequately recognize respiratory distress in a newborn.
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Many have complained of headaches, nosebleeds, dizziness and respiratory distress.
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Respiratory therapists are those who treat patients with breathing disorders.
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To clarify: Cleaning chemicals believed to cause patients' respiratory symptoms.
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"There was no impact on the respiratory system," he said.
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They're incredibly efficient at spreading other respiratory viruses like influenza.
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The cause was respiratory failure, his nephew Richard Wendelken said.
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The suspected cause of death was respiratory failure, he said.
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Employees said those uniforms caused headaches, rashes and respiratory problems.
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The camp is filled with scabies, lice, and respiratory problems.
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The cause was respiratory failure, her son Richard Wilhelm said.
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Their injuries included bruised ribs, broken fingers and respiratory problems.
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A text came from my husband: our son's respiratory rate.
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His lawyer, Graciana Peñafort, said the cause was respiratory failure.
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The boy was eventually found to have a respiratory illness.
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Food and respiratory allergies rose in tandem with income level.
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Her son Larry Lein said the cause was respiratory failure.
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The cause was respiratory failure, the Cuban Communist Party said.
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Coronavirus is not influenza, though it is a respiratory disease.
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SARS -- or severe acute respiratory syndrome -- also originated in China.
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The cause was respiratory failure, his agent, Jeffrey Leavitt, said.
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He is in serious condition and has preexisting respiratory problems.
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Her son Yu Xiaodong said the cause was respiratory failure.
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Cases have spread faster than other respiratory viruses this century.
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Cases have spread faster than other respiratory viruses this century.
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Rather, "everyone is certainly looking for respiratory masks," he said.
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Tremors, foaming at the mouth, seizures, respiratory shutdown, sometimes death.
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The respiratory therapist stepped in and removed the breathing tube.
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Innoviva and GlaxoSmithKline have other respiratory medicines in the market.
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She needs to be extra careful protecting her respiratory system.
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Her son Andrew Sharmat said the cause was respiratory failure.
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When nitrogen oxides mix with ground level ozone and fine particulate matter they can cause respiratory ailments like asthma or premature death, particularly in children, the elderly, or individuals with pre-existing respiratory illness.
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Upper respiratory infections and pneumonia: Acute respiratory infections were common in evacuation centers during Hurricane Katrina and also after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Tohoku, Japan (these groups included both adults and children).
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The president said the economy is in emergency and that the situation is more grave than when the country was facing the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, the statement added.
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The company said in a statement that remdesivir has demonstrated some success in treating Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) -- two viruses similar to the Wuhan coronavirus -- in animals.
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Mark C. Peralta: The Novel Coronavirus (nCoV) is a new type of coronavirus which is different from the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV).
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What we know about the virus Officially called the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV), the contagion is in the same family of infections as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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Coronaviruses range from the common cold to much more serious diseases that can infect both humans and animals, including severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, and Middle East respiratory syndrome, also known as MERS.
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"There's a difference with the strains; some have a tendency to go to the respiratory tract — in this outbreak we are seeing this, and person-to-person transmission, which suggests a respiratory pathway," Luby said.
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More recent outbreaks with origins in the Global South, including severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), underscore the health disparities that govern the worldwide distribution and outcome of infectious diseases.
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VASANT NARASIMHAN: Yeah, we stay the course in respiratory, cardiovascular, neuroscience.
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Innoviva and GSK already have other respiratory medicines in the market.
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Residents complained of problems ranging from respiratory woes to contaminated water.
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Flu is transmitted through respiratory secretions spread by coughing or sneezing.
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Larger exposure can lead to convulsions, paralysis and deadly respiratory failure.
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The result is reduced neuronal excitability, and, with it, respiratory suppression.
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You can't have any respiratory issues, you cannot be a smoker.
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And you would think it's mostly respiratory health that's affected, right?
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Suddenly he decompensated from a respiratory standpoint and turned very gray.
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When air quality improves, global respiratory and cardiovascular-related illnesses decrease.
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He was hospitalized in 2011, 2012 and 2013 for respiratory problems.
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In addition, he's dealing with respiratory issues that demand constant care.
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Grinding graphite produces particulate air pollutants, which can cause respiratory issues.
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Mangas says people are arriving at the hospital with respiratory problems.
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The researchers found 22,215 cardiovascular, 22018,500 cerebrovascular and 230,000 respiratory diagnoses.
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Regular users have a greater likelihood of respiratory infections, including pneumonia.
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Possible side effects include extreme sleepiness, respiratory depression, coma and death.
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But for respiratory infections, that's not the "highway" of microbe transmission.
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These particles can lodge into the lungs and cause respiratory diseases.
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Two people were treated for respiratory distress, the fire department said.
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These tiny particles are linked to heart, lung and respiratory diseases.
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People complaining of respiratory problems have been flocking to city hospitals.
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G Lou Williams was out with an upper respiratory infection Thursday.
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"He had respiratory issues and he had back problems," Quint said.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses.
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In extreme cases, victims experienced almost immediate cardiovascular and respiratory failure.
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The Ethris alliance will focus on asthma and other respiratory diseases.
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Teleflex makes devices used in surgery, cardiac, respiratory and emergency care.
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Zadroga, an NYPD officer, died in 2006 of a respiratory disease.
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Muhammad Ali has died after being hospitalized with a respiratory condition.
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MERS, or Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, is another type of coronavirus.
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SARS, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, is another type of coronavirus.
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His lawyer, James W. Brannan, said the cause was respiratory failure.
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Take Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, a particularly deadly coronavirus.
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High doses of fentanyl kill by severely depressing the respiratory system.
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"I have another patient that's in respiratory distress," one caller said.
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VIRGINIA: 2 - A man in his 63s died from respiratory failure.
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Ventilators are key in treating a respiratory illness like COVID-19.
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John Entwistle Jr., his spouse, said the cause was respiratory failure.
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Mr. Ford said Mr. Chesnut had experienced respiratory problems since October.
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Rashes, scabies, and respiratory infections have been extremely common, she said.
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Upper respiratory infections can make it difficult for them to drink.
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People with respiratory issues, allergies or asthma should be especially careful.
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The Fairfax City resident showed signs of a respiratory illness Feb.
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"I wouldn't want you to get a respiratory illness," I said.
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It is the highest-risk procedure for contracting any respiratory virus.
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There are fundamentally two different kinds of respiratory failure, Hill said.
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It can lead to respiratory complications and, in some cases, death.
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The cause of death is listed as respiratory distress/heat stroke.
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They will deal with a respiratory illness, we'll get them treatment.
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He said he has no symptoms of respiratory illness (The Hill).
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It can cause respiratory problems like coughing, asthma, and difficulty breathing.
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The strains dogs and cats typically get don't cause respiratory problems.
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These patients can exhibit respiratory failure, septic shock, and organ failure.
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Influenza, or flu, is a contagious respiratory illness caused by viruses.
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Upon arrival, six passengers had minor respiratory symptoms and/or fevers.
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It's an irritating pollutant that exacerbates respiratory illnesses and heart problems.
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It has been likened to severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS.
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Surgical masks are effective against respiratory infections but not airborne infections.
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His son David said the cause was complications of respiratory failure.
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Doctors are reporting a surge of patients with severe respiratory problems.
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It is thought to spread through respiratory secretions, such as coughing.
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Severe acute respiratory syndrome — SARS — costs countries $40 to 45 billion.
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Critical cases featured respiratory failure, septic shock or multiple organ dysfunction.
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Portland's Hassan Whiteside missed the contest with an upper respiratory illness.
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Most die within three to five years, usually from respiratory failure.
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Risk assessments have included temperature checks and observing for respiratory symptoms.
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They will monitor those fellow passengers for fever and respiratory symptoms.
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The Center for Disease Control says this respiratory illness is new.
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Burning it also pollutes the air and can cause respiratory disease.
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His children have all developed respiratory problems from the toxic smoke.
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Often, they developed rheumatism, respiratory issues, heart conditions or muscle pain.
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Often, they developed rheumatism, respiratory issues, heart conditions or muscle pain.
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A virus that causes the common cold or a respiratory infection.
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It will also be used to help distribute critical respiratory supplies.
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Claire Gozzo, his longtime companion, said the cause was respiratory failure.
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Cancer rates, respiratory illnesses, all because of our screwed-up systems.
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Measles is a highly contagious respiratory disease caused by a virus.
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His daughter, Bronwen Morris, said the cause was a respiratory infection.
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It reported a "significant increase" in "respiratory cancer mortality" among miners.
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Brazilian media has also widely reported a spike in respiratory problems.
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One is cardio-respiratory endurance (again, that's measured by VO2 max).
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The potentially fatal Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) is thought to be carried by camels and comes from the same family as the coronavirus that caused China's deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in 2003.
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In one trial, set to enroll up to 70 people, the National Institutes of Health is testing the cow-derived drug to treat a respiratory disease that has no treatment called Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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Health experts think the coronavirus replicates in the respiratory tract, causing respiratory illness, so the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that clinicians swab your throat, going through both your mouth and your nose.
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Each year, an estimated 20,500 people die because of respiratory diseases caused by air pollution in the Mexican megalópolis, the area comprising the capital and another 18 municipalities, according to the National Institute of Respiratory Diseases.
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Unlike people with pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome, a disease where fluid builds up in the lungs, people with COVID-19 often don't experience respiratory failure in the first few days of hospitalization, Gong said.
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Median annual wage: $51,210Projected job growth through 2026: -56% These healthcare workers assist respiratory therapists and physicians in caring for patients who have trouble breathing, maybe because of a chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma or emphysema.
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It's a scary prospect, given that there were 1,483 epidemic events in 172 countries between 2011 and 2018, including severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), Zika, Ebola, and the plague, the report said.
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"We don't routinely recommend the use of face masks by the public to prevent respiratory illness," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, the director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases at the CDC, said at the time.
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"It is impossible to predict the impact COVID-19 will have on our nation's staffing of respiratory therapists or for how long it might last," Thomas Kallstrom of the American Association for Respiratory Care told BuzzFeed News.
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The World Health Organization has reported that 2202 percent of those infected with the coronavirus developed severe respiratory problems, and that a further 2628 percent became critically ill — suffering respiratory failure, septic shock or multiple organ failure.
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What we know about the virus First identified in Wuhan in mid-December, the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is in the same family of infections as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
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It's in the same family of viruses as the well-known severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), which have killed hundreds of people in the past 17 years.
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The meeting comes two days after global health officials said that the respiratory illness, which has evoked memories of the 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, is capable of spreading from person to person.
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In serious cases, botulism can result in death due to respiratory failure.
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The fumes can trigger respiratory problems and greatly irritate the upper airways.
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The Wuhan coronavirus, like SARS, is a type of serious respiratory illness.
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Bush was previously hospitalized in January for respiratory issues related to pneumonia.
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It's spread through respiratory secretions, and unvaccinated children are at highest risk.
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For the most part, opioids all kill via one mechanism: respiratory suppression.
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He had been hospitalized earlier this week in Pohenix for respiratory issues.
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The illnesses included respiratory, gastrointestinal, cardiac, neurologic, and eye and skin problems.
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He was admitted to a Phoenix-area hospital Thursday with respiratory issues.
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Supposedly capable of curing respiratory and digestive disorders, it was widely sought.
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It is considered a risk factor for acute and chronic respiratory disease.
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Differentiation syndrome is characterized by fever, respiratory distress and multi-organ dysfunction.
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The city manager said 18 people have been treated for respiratory discomfort.
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Respiratory therapists care for patients with all these conditions and more daily.
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Improving respiratory health by quitting smoking will help lungs stave off infection.
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But with cholera, it wasn't your respiratory system that was getting affected.
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Namely, we cough, kicking these foreign pollutants out of our respiratory tract.
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"He was on his respiratory apparatus," Irons tells PEOPLE of little Ace.
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For humans, exposure can cause respiratory difficulties, burning eyes and skin irritation.
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Dan Starck is the Chair of the Council for Quality Respiratory Care.
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"I could feel (the pneumonia) shutting my respiratory system down," he said.
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AstraZeneca is focusing on oncology, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases and respiratory treatments.
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Tracy Jerome Jester Jr., of Forsyth, Georgia, reportedly died from respiratory issues
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Plague that gets into your respiratory system is known as pneumonic plague.
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She died of respiratory failure, after suffering from complications of lung cancer.
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The risks are higher for the elderly and patients with respiratory problems.
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Respiratory diseases are a large burden on health services, the study says.
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Some children were also in respiratory failure, and eight required a ventilator.
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We had the respiratory therapy company collect the oxygen tanks and tubes.
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The official cause of death was respiratory failure due to lung cancer.
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Measles (also known as rubeola) attacks the respiratory system and other organs.
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He has been hospitalized several times in recent years for respiratory problems.
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Dr. Hirsch unequivocally attributed his death of respiratory disease to other causes.
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You'd also cut your risk of getting a respiratory infection in half.
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Vantablack's nanotubules can come loose and irritate the eyes and respiratory system.
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In 2012, Middle East respiratory syndrome was first reported in Saudi Arabia.
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"You sure have a thing for girls with respiratory problems" doesn't work.
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His wife, Judith Davis Turnipseed, said the cause was chronic respiratory failure.
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The ocean air, she said, has done wonders for her respiratory illness.
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China has reported 3,253 fatalities and 81,250 cases of the respiratory virus.
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Fatalities from the respiratory disease number 593, according to the latest information.
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Heart disease kills 647,000 a year, cancer 599,000, and respiratory diseases 160,000.
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Kids with simultaneous respiratory infections can be more vulnerable to Covid-19.
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Coronaviruses are generally thought to be spread most often by respiratory droplets.
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It can be spread among humans via respiratory droplets within six feet.
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So definitely does attack your respiratory system and it hits it hard.
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He had nurses and doctors, a physical therapist and a respiratory therapist.
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In 2015 only 1.9 percent of respiratory disease studies included any minorities.
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An autopsy found that the couple had respiratory failure and pulmonary edema.
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The others were classified as "severe" because they had dire respiratory problems.
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Country House came down with a respiratory infection, the horse's trainer said.
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It is most likely that you have flu or other respiratory illness.
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Deaths from chronic respiratory diseases and Alzheimer's also appeared to be increased.
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MERS, or Middle East respiratory syndrome, is also caused by a coronavirus.
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Respiratory conditions can impair the lungs' capacity to fight off the virus.
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"We're now seeing patients coming in in impending respiratory failure," he said.
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His lung function is weak, and he suffers from chronic respiratory issues.
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Patients with respiratory symptoms were being sent to the room from triage.
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The Southeast Asian country has reported one death from the respiratory pandemic.
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Because Covid-19 affects the respiratory system, wildfire smoke is particularly hazardous.
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By covering these body parts, masks fight respiratory disease at its source.
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The passenger with respiratory problems has since tested negative for the coronavirus.
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Typically, coronavirus particles dock to cell receptors in our upper respiratory tract.
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The lawyer, who had an underlying respiratory illness, is recovering, Cuomo said.
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Respiratory symptoms were more common in children exposed to a gas stove.
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Think of the slick film like the Roomba of your respiratory system.
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The viruses can result in respiratory infections and, sometimes, illnesses like pneumonia.
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When taken in high doses, it can cause respiratory distress and death.
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This image is of the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV).
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The woman's respiratory problems were likely "associated with the infection," he said.
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Respiratory etiquette means coughing or sneezing into a sleeve or an elbow.
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It also makes sense to think about the risk of respiratory disease.
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Their symptoms include shortness of breath, coughing, fever, fatigue, and respiratory failure.
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Severe cases have resulted in pneumonia, acute respiratory infection, and kidney failure.
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After graduation, Ms. Lucas went straight to work as a respiratory therapist.
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The 911 call came in as "cardiac respiratory" on New Year's Day.
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If someone has a respiratory infection, masks are helpful at stopping spread.
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A man in Washington State is infected with a new respiratory virus.
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SARS, which stands for severe acute respiratory syndrome, also began in China.
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So everything from respiratory diseases to cardiovascular diseases, certain cancers, and diabetes.
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However, the flavors aren't thought to be the cause of respiratory problems.
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Listed side effects include possible respiratory infections, kidney toxicity and blood clots.
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Their symptoms include shortness of breath, coughing, fever, fatigue, and respiratory failure.
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Known as MERS, it's a viral respiratory disease first identified in 2012.
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The particles cause irritation and inflammation and can lead to respiratory problems.
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He died there, of respiratory failure, at the age of thirty-nine.
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It's not that unusual to have people show up with respiratory failure.
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Hot areas for such studies include cancer, heart disease and respiratory disorders.
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The tests showed a mild viral illness in the upper respiratory tract.
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Jonathan B. Scott is a respiratory therapist and associate professor in the Department of Cardiopulmonary Sciences, Division of Respiratory Care, College of Health Sciences at Rush University (Chicago, IL) and a Public Voices fellow with The OpEd Project.
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It&aposs in the same family of viruses as the well-known severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV), which have killed hundreds of people in the past 17 years.
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Those who become ill will have problems in their upper respiratory tract; those who become severely ill will have problems in the lower respiratory tract, and those can lead to really serious health concerns like pneumonia and bronchitis.
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For instance, "after the 2017 Northern California fires were out -- Sonoma and Napa were two of the counties -- survivors who did not have a pre-existing respiratory condition were reporting respiratory symptoms still six months out," Hertz-Picciotto said.
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"The symptoms of this disease early are fever, and cough, and respiratory," Dr. Nancy Messonnier, the director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters on Wednesday.
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The novel coronavirus that first emerged in China and has now spread to 46 countries is much harder to stop than similar viruses that caused the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), Gates wrote.
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The novel coronavirus that first emerged in China and has now spread to 46 countries is much harder to stop than similar viruses that caused the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), Gates wrote.
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The culprit, they say, is a virus never seen before in humans; a newly discovered member of the coronavirus family, other branches of which cause the common cold, SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), and MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome).
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They are: Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF); Ebola virus disease and Marburg virus disease; Lassa fever; Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS); Nipah and henipaviral diseases Rift Valley fever (RVF); and Zika.
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Masks are only useful if you have a respiratory infection already and want to minimize the risk of spread to others, or if you're working in a hospital and are in direct contact with people who have respiratory illnesses.
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These include renal insufficiency, cancer, leukaemia, skin diseases, and digestive and respiratory infections.
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Larger exposure can lead to loss of consciousness, convulsions, paralysis and respiratory failure.
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Breastfeeding significantly reduced the risk of both upper respiratory infections and ear infections.
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Of the respiratory specimens collected, 44% tested positive for an enterovirus or rhinovirus.
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The team's findings were presented Sunday at the European Respiratory Society International Congress.
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They are widely prescribed to treat upper respiratory infections and urinary tract infections.
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Respiratory illnesses are possible because of the series of ash falls, she said.
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At worst — at high levels — it causes unconsciousness and death by respiratory paralysis.
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They now rely on prescription medicine for respiratory ailments, according to medical records.
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The need to provide respiratory protection in an epidemic hasn't been a secret.
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And it happened again in 2012 with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS.
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For some people, hurricane-related conditions caused their heart attack or respiratory failure.
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It can also cause genital warts and lesions in the upper respiratory tract.
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Using them together can lead to extreme sleepiness, respiratory depression, coma and death.
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Robert Fisher made his living as a respiratory tech at a medical clinic.
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Air pollutants exacerbate the symptoms of respiratory ailments like asthma and lung cancer.
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Respiratory therapists are not a solution looking for a problem, they are necessary.
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"The biggest thing that hospitals get sued for is respiratory depression," Baral said.
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Aged just 373 months her young daughter has an eye and respiratory infection.
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Aged just 13 months her young daughter has an eye and respiratory infection.
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Red Tide can be deadly for those with asthma or other respiratory problems.
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My body, from respiratory epithelial cells to lymph nodes, is a peaceful regime.
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In America some 703m people are prescribed antibiotics for respiratory problems every year.
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All atmospheric particles, he said, are know to harm cardiovascular and respiratory health.
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MST, days after being treated for respiratory complications at a Phoenix-area hospital.
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When left unchecked, stress affects the cardiovascular, nervous, respiratory, musculoskeletal, and gastrointestinal systems.
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Drowsiness, mental confusion and respiratory problems are some symptoms of the nipah virus.
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Smoky summers cause respiratory problems especially for those who cannot afford counter measures.
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The most common conditions affect refugee's respiratory systems, the skin, and the bowels.
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Ozone is a respiratory irritant and his linked to ailments like asthma attacks.
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Well into the 20th century, outdoor nudity was thought to cure respiratory illnesses.
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Once inside the body, the pollutants can lead to respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses.
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The doctor diagnosed him with a respiratory infection, but his symptoms got worse.
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Check out this nifty map that compares each school with respiratory therapy programs.
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The cause was respiratory failure, said Nancy Willen, a spokeswoman for the family.
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You may hear this viral respiratory illness mentioned along with SARS (see below).
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You may hear this viral respiratory illness mentioned along with MERS (see above).
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Like many other cases, it took the man days to show respiratory symptoms.
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Ozone, or O3, is a respiratory system irritant that can cause health problems.
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Local aid groups noted a rise in conjunctivitis, respiratory illness, fever and diarrhea.
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And under normal circumstances, 40 respiratory patients, for that hospital, is a lot.
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And how does that impact what it does to the human respiratory system?
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Most respiratory viruses tend to infect either the upper or the lower airways.
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His respiratory problems had apparently worsened after a rough transition in Puerto Rico.
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Nellis felt her upper respiratory tract closing up, making it difficult to breathe.
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Her son David Langton said the cause was complications of a respiratory condition.
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COVID-19 is a respiratory illness first identified in humans in late 2019.
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COPD is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, an illness that affects the respiratory system.
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They can contain those respiratory droplets that could go on to infect others.
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The coronavirus is transmitted primarily through respiratory droplets such as saliva or mucus.
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Such poisonings can be deadly and can cause seizures, comas and respiratory arrest.
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A respiratory illness, COVID-19 typically include shortness of breath in severe cases.
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Germany also said earlier in March it was limiting exports of respiratory masks.
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There, he was diagnosed with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, his parents' statement continued.
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Respiratory diseases, like flu, are of concern in an airplane setting, he said.
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This Covid-19 is scaring the hell out of people with respiratory issues.
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Germany also said earlier in March it was limiting exports of respiratory masks.
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Many of the babies were born prematurely, with underdeveloped lungs and respiratory ailments.
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"Business mirrors biology"The coronavirus causes a respiratory disease known as COVID-19.
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Until this point, the illness was known as 2019-nCoV acute respiratory disease.
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They&aposve also ruled out bird flu and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
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The presence of a death rattle doesn't correlate with signs of respiratory distress.
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The coronavirus — which targets the respiratory tract — is a cousin virus to SARS.
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Symptoms include fever, difficulty breathing and cough, similar to many other respiratory illnesses.
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The next day, he was admitted to a hospital with a respiratory infection.
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It is a virus that attacks the respiratory system in humans and animals.
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Coronaviruses attack the respiratory system, sometimes targeting the cells deep within the lungs.
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In one study, hospital admissions for respiratory diagnoses jumped 54% for coastal residents.
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Breathing it in can inflame airways, triggering respiratory troubles, heart problems, even dementia.
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First responders treated the 12 passengers and three flight attendants for respiratory issues.
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A 2008 study concluded that hand washing reduces respiratory illnesses by 21 percent.
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People with cardiovascular disease or respiratory ailments, such as asthma, are especially vulnerable.
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And people are still dying from complications like respiratory issues and mental distress.
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This type is "most commonly associated with acute respiratory disease," the CDC says.
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But before SARS, the coronaviruses that infected humans only caused mild respiratory illnesses.
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Coronaviruses and other respiratory illnesses tend to retreat in hotter, more humid weather.
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My students have also had a variety of illnesses and upper-respiratory issues.
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The following week, the other four relatives developed a fever and respiratory symptoms.
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The chemical is harmful to the respiratory system, kidneys, liver, skin and eyes.
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Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that typically attack the respiratory system.
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This will strengthen patients' legs and respiratory system, particularly their lungs and diaphragm.
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The toddler was prescribed Tylenol after a diagnosis of acute upper respiratory infection.
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In children, respiratory depression can be life-threatening and may require mechanical ventilation.
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He developed mild respiratory symptoms that worsened, and was hospitalized on August 22.
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The authors called for more ambitious control measures to improve childhood respiratory health.
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The cause was complications of a respiratory illness, his daughter, Willa Silverman, said.
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I have a rare and painful genetic respiratory disorder called primary ciliary dyskinesia.
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Though his father did not die of pulmonary fibrosis, he had respiratory problems.
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There's a strong link between chronic nightmares disturbing your sleep and respiratory problems.
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The veteran leader had spent about a month in hospital with respiratory problems.
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Ed Henry, a family friend, said the cause was complications of respiratory failure.
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A study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care, also suggested adolescents who use e-cigarettes are twice as likely to suffer respiratory symptoms—a persistent cough, bronchitis, congestion, and phlegm, among other ailments— as those who don't.
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"For a respiratory virus, it would be pretty unusual," Nancy Messonnier, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Center for the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said on Wednesday of the possibility of in-utero transmission.
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To be sure, camps in Bangladesh and elsewhere have experienced outbreaks of measles, diphtheria and other respiratory infections, and the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) and Ebola epidemics did not lead to large-scale infections or mass deaths of refugees.
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But previously, studies have suggested that people were infected with the coronavirus MERS, or Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, after coming in contact with camels, and scientists have suspected that civet cats were to blame for SARS, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.
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The virus is of the coronavirus family, which includes deadly diseases like Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), but can also cause the sort of cold-like symptoms that retreat after simple, over-the-counter treatments.
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They shower, hang up their respiratory masks, and grab coffee or a hot meal.
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The brutal commute: Exposure to the pollution caused by exhaust can cause respiratory problems.
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Health care professionals, respiratory therapists, nurses, physical therapists -- everyone was very invested and involved.
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The cause of death from opioids is typically hypoventilation, also known as respiratory depression.
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The majority of the children in Guiyu show signs of respiratory issues, it said.
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M. thermoacetica normally creates acetic acid from carbon dioxide through its own respiratory process.
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The chronic infectious disease can also cause problems to the respiratory tract and eyes.
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Cabin crew has complained of headaches, rashes, burning skin, eye irritation, and respiratory problems.
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The leak's fumes induced symptoms of vomiting, respiratory illness, and skin and eye irritation.
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If you go into respiratory failure, you may need to go to the hospital.
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Pollution taxes those with cardiovascular and respiratory diseases and affects neurodevelopment and fetal growth.
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The virus can be transmitted through respiratory droplets and contact with saliva or mucus.
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Children, the elderly, and anyone with respiratory or heart problems should be particularly careful.
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Whooping cough, or pertussis, is a highly contagious disease that affects the respiratory system.
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In some fields, like respiratory and HIV medicine, GSK has a clear leading position.
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Vose said propylene glycol on its own does not carry any special respiratory hazards.
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Really bad colds are often confused with flu, since they are also respiratory diseases.
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Influenza virus causes an infection in the respiratory tract, or nose, throat and lungs.
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Schoenbaum says that other causes are cardiovascular issues, respiratory issues, and accidents in general.
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It can cause respiratory problems, eye irritation, and other ailments, while also damaging crops.
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This past spring, a bad upper respiratory infection sent Bruce, 60, to the doctor.
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Rayvon claims someone alleged she was smoking weed around Seven, who has respiratory problems.
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Legionnaires' disease is a respiratory illness, caused by bacteria that breed in water systems.
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Legionnaires' disease can lead to severe pneumonia, respiratory failure, kidney failure and septic shock.
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Arsenic poisoning can also lead to respiratory diseases, vascular diseases, neuropathy and liver fibrosis.
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Metronidazole is used on infections of the vagina, stomach, skin, joints and respiratory tract.
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Gravely says people who eat moldy food may suffer allergic reactions and respiratory problems.
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Different plants are used to treat everything from headaches to respiratory problems like colds.
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The work puts children at risk of skin disease, respiratory infections, injury and death.
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Cases of respiratory tract infection and the skin disease scabies are the most common.
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Many of the displaced were suffering from respiratory infections, diarrhoea and dysentery, he said.
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The leading cause was car crashes, followed by lower respiratory infections and self-harm.
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Glass' agent, Jeffrey Leavett, confirmed that the actor died of respiratory failure on Friday.
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Twelve students were treated at the scene for respiratory distress and anxiety, Saxton said.
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This type is "most commonly associated with acute respiratory disease," according to the CDC.
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This risks patient access and places beneficiaries with serious respiratory illnesses at high risk.
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Miranda Schaup-Werner died of respiratory failure in her hotel room on May 25.
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Here's what is happening: Workers: The Department of Labor is proposing new respiratory protections.
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The equipment includes everything from ultrasound and respiratory machines to surgical and lab materials.
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They can affect a person's upper respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts and can be fatal.
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It can induce asthma attacks and cause shortness of breath or other respiratory problems.
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Ozone is the main component in smog and is linked to numerous respiratory ailments.
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They complained that the gas fumes were causing headaches, respiratory problems, nosebleeds and vomiting.
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Individuals were found unconscious, dealing with vomiting, increased heart rates, and decreased respiratory rates.
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If you have COPD or some other chronic respiratory illness, it can take longer.
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Mr. Sierra-Sanchez died the same morning, in July 2014, of a respiratory infection.
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AstraZeneca is also refilling its drug pipeline in other areas, such as respiratory medicine.
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According to the BLS, there are currently respiratory therapists employed in the US today.
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On August 23, an unnamed person in Illinois died from a severe respiratory illness.
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It's caused respiratory illnesses, headaches, rashes, and gastrointestinal distress all along the Florida coastline.
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The report also found that farmworkers in aviaries exhibited worse short-term respiratory health.
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My lungs hurt with each breath, even though I have never had respiratory problems.
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When these dust particles are breathed in, they can cause respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses.
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Ozone is a component of smog and is linked to respiratory ailments like asthma.
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As lung volume decreases through age, you become more vulnerable to chronic respiratory conditions.
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"Well, obviously plants, you know, in their respiratory processes, take up carbon," he said.
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Children were most likely to suffer cardiac arrest because of respiratory problems, Naim said.
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Plus, as with most powders, they're also potential respiratory toxins in high enough concentrations.
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Infectious germs are spread most frequently by airborne "respiratory droplets" from sneezing and coughing.
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I believe that these cases are tied to the absence of adequate respiratory protection.
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COVID-19 is believed to spread through respiratory droplets from someone coughing or sneezing.
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But in general, respiratory diseases can be especially dangerous for people with cardiovascular disease.
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Dorothea de Zafra Atwell, a niece, said the cause was respiratory complications after surgery.
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But there's really no need to hoard toilet paper -- this is a respiratory disease.
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Additionally, an Illinois resident has reportedly died of a "severe respiratory illness" from vaping.
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On his arrival to London, Juan Manuel was diagnosed with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.
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Juan Manuel is currently in an Intensive Care Unit that specializes in respiratory injuries.
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Since June, 28 cases of a mystery respiratory illness have been reported in Utah.
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It's unlikely that vaping solvents alone can explain a nationwide spate of respiratory illnesses.
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More than 45,000 people diagnosed with COVID-19 have recovered from the respiratory disease.
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More than 45,000 people diagnosed with COVID-19 have recovered from the respiratory disease.
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Thirteen of those were considered "critical," on the brink of respiratory or organ failure.
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His subtly ballooning cheeks reveal the huge respiratory power behind that simmering, sneaky tone.
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Instead, the state received surgical masks, which are not considered effective for respiratory protection.
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The disease attacks the lungs and can cause acute respiratory distress syndrome and pneumonia.
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It contracted the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute in Albuquerque to carry out the tests.
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And short-nosed dogs such as bulldogs have respiratory issues that make exercise difficult.
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Therese Mullan, a representative of Alabama 3, said the cause was acute respiratory illness.
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These include HIV, cancer, chronic respiratory disease, diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.
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Those retirees are among the most vulnerable populations affected by the upper respiratory disease.
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Virus-containing respiratory droplets encounter hot, humid conditions and they fall to the ground.
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The cause was complications of pneumonia, principally acute respiratory distress syndrome, his family said.
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I was given the diagnosis of 'mild respiratory infection' just by looking at me.
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There are an estimated 150,000 respiratory therapists in the US, and about 2000,219 machines.
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Homeless people have rates of respiratory infections far greater than in the general population.
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Germs are most commonly spread by the respiratory droplets emitted from sneezing and coughing.
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Cancer and its treatments can impair the respiratory system and render a person immunocompromised.
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Those respiratory droplets are thought to be the primary way that coronavirus is transmitted.
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The cause was respiratory failure and complications of cancer, her partner, Gilbert McGriff, said.
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She has diabetes, sleep apnea, hypertension, gout, respiratory illness, thyroid problems and retinal disease.
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Quest Diagnostics service centers do not collect respiratory specimens on suspected COVID-19 cases.
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The effects of the virus — rash, fever, respiratory infection, disorientation — suggest an agonizing death.
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Adam LeGrant, her son and only immediate survivor, said the cause was respiratory failure.
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The coronavirus family: The viruses in this large group typically affect the respiratory tract.
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Built in a week, Xiaotangshan treated patients affected with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
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There was evidence that the virus was being spread through "respiratory transmission", Li said.
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The students who did get sick with the usual January respiratory illnesses were frightened.
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The death toll in China from the respiratory illness rose to at least 81.
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The respiratory virus has killed at least 210 people and sickened more than 0003.
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Coronaviruses typically makes people sick with a mild to moderate upper respiratory tract illness.
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The patient called their healthcare provider when they began to experience mild respiratory symptoms.
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Coronaviruses attack the respiratory system and can target the cells deep within the lungs.
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The teacher said she and the others were having eye, nose and respiratory trouble.
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That ought to go nicely with respiratory discomfort, fatigue, and accelerated snot production, no?
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Her respiratory condition worsened, and she was moved to another hospital on Feb. 6.
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The respiratory disease has infected more than 85,000 people and killed more than 2,900.
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They can also trigger life-threatening side effects, including respiratory depression leading to death.
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So what are the actual risks of spreading a respiratory illness aboard an airplane?
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Experts think will probably become a permanent part of the human respiratory-virus repertoire.
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The risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low.
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An outbreak of a respiratory virus like this will typically be deadly but containable.
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The cause was pneumonia and acute respiratory stress syndrome, Patrick Fox, a friend, said.
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That severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak, which also originated in China, killed 774 people.
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These facilities release highly toxic fumes and causes respiratory illnesses and water-contamination issues.
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The side effects of severe constipation, somnolence and respiratory depression aren't even a consideration.
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Time for Dr. Sherlock At first Taylor was treated for an upper respiratory infection.
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The health department was notified of respiratory illness at the center on October 9.
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Tear gas can cause breathing difficulty, nausea, vomiting and other respiratory and digestive issues.
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Left unchecked, it can lead to scarring of the lungs or even respiratory failure.
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Immunoglobin A, or IgA, is the body's first line of defense against respiratory illness.
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He had been treated for a respiratory ailment for several weeks, a friend said.
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The gases were likely to create new hazards of eye infections and respiratory illness.
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So Greninger said his lab started respiratory samples for COVID-19 under this protocol.
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It flourished in the early 1920s as a destination for people with respiratory illnesses.
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She is terminally ill, suffering from a form of pulmonary fibrosis, a respiratory disease.
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And travelers with respiratory conditions or allergies may especially benefit from breathing cleaner air.
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Long-term exposure to vehicle exhaust is associated with respiratory problems, especially in children.
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The research took place at the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute in Albuquerque in 2014.
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" She added, "Mark's current problems are connected to his throat, mouth/dental & respiratory system.
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The floods have also brought the threat of waterborne and respiratory diseases, including pneumonia.
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Flaws in hospital anesthesia and respiratory devices allow remote tampering Security researchers have found a vulnerability in a networking protocol used in popular hospital anesthesia and respiratory machines, which they say if exploited could be used to maliciously tamper with the devices. 6.
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The virus seems to make us sick in one of two distinct, independent ways: By setting up shop in and irritating our upper respiratory tract, where the nose and throat reside; or nesting deeper in the lower respiratory tract, where the lungs are.
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Based on current available data, the virus is thought to have a fatality rate of about 2% -- that's higher than influenza, which is about 0.1%, but much lower than severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, (9.6%) and MERS, Middle East respiratory syndrome (35%).
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The patient mix included in the study included six who showed no symptoms whatsoever, as well as 22 who had symptoms in their upper respiratory tract (things like sneezing, headaches and sore throats, and eight who showed lower respiratory tract symptoms (mostly coughing).
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Researchers found that, compared to the number of acute respiratory infections before the group started gargling, regular gargling for several months to two years with the povidone-iodine solution led to an approximate 50 percent reduction in the incidence of acute respiratory infections.
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China's statistics show that just over 2% of infected people have died, suggesting the virus is less deadly than the coronaviruses responsible for the 2002-2003 outbreak of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), and an episode of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
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Authorities in China's Wuhan city have confirmed 22003 cases of the 22019 novel coronavirus, which is in the same family as the deadly severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), but so far appears to be less lethal.
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"Respiratory infections are the most common illness among pilgrims ... and the lack of social distancing among pilgrims as they engage in religious rituals amplifies their risk of acquiring and transmitting respiratory diseases," the letter stated, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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What's still unknown is how many more human and animal lives may eventually be claimed or otherwise affected by the smoke from the fires, says Guy Marks, Ph.D. a respiratory physician, professor of medicine, and a Forum of International Respiratory Societies spokesman.
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Respiratory and ear infections, for example, can sometimes lead to inner ear inflammation called labyrinthitis.
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And medical studies show unequivocally that inhaled air pollution leads to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
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Inhalation without adequate ventilation can be corrosive to the lungs and can cause respiratory failure.
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Health officials said respiratory outbreaks at facilities housing vulnerable, older adult populations are not uncommon.
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The strands can cause irritation and respiratory problems when it comes in contact with people.
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Large doses can cause convulsions, loss of consciousness, paralysis and death, because of respiratory failure.
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An astounding 10 percent of the surfaces tested harbored a respiratory virus of some sort.
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She postponed her first Sydney show after being hospitalized due to an upper respiratory infection.
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The problem is a respiratory toxin regularly created and found in U.S. cities, called ozone.
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Doctors in Delhi have reported an increase in the number of patients with respiratory problems.
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George arrived at the aquarium with superficial wounds, a respiratory infection and a low weight.
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International studies have shown a correlation between levels of pollution and respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
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The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses, which circulate each year.
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Najjar's baby cousin, born this month with respiratory distress, also died in Gaza this week.
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Three days later on Wednesday, several residents suffered respiratory or cardiac arrest, the report stated.
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They required ventilator-assisted breathing for respiratory problems before getting sick with the viral infection.
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At least 85033,018 people have died from the respiratory virus, all but two in China.
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H3N33 CIV causes a respiratory infection in dogs that is also known as dog flu.
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This stuff, which can become lodged in the lungs, causes respiratory disease and premature death.
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The report cited neonatal sepsis, pneumonia, respiratory distress syndrome, and prematurity as the main causes.
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Namely contributing to air pollution while they sell drugs to help people with respiratory problems.
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The most severe symptom is respiratory failure if the muscles involved in breathing are weakened.
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At low levels of exposure, it causes eye and skin irritation and triggers respiratory problems.
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ISLAMABAD – Smog has enveloped much of Pakistan and India, causing highway accidents and respiratory problems.
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Children born prematurely often need a respiratory therapist to help them take their first breath.
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Exposure to large doses can lead to loss of consciousness, convulsions, paralysis and respiratory failure.
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And it appears the infectious particles generated by breathing happen only with lower respiratory infections.
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For instance, he said, Northern Nevada has a high rate of death from respiratory disease.
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Respiratory distress is common, and they tend to get more ocular injuries than other dogs.
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The virus can be transmitted between people through respiratory droplets such as saliva or mucus.
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Tests revealed she was in respiratory distress, and she was rushed to a nearby hospital.
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AB picked up his "respiratory recycler" bong -- made by blowing artist AKM -- over the weekend.
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Siegel worries that inhaling unknown particles could wreak havoc for people with existing respiratory issues.
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But starting treatment early — both medication and respiratory therapy — can help slow the disease's progression.
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When this happens in the lungs, it can lead to chronic infections and respiratory failure.
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L) executive who created a UK respiratory medicine business in June by merging Vectura (VEC.
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The authorities said she had respiratory failure and had retinal hemorrhaging consistent with head trauma.
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McDonald said Schaup-Werner's cause of death was listed as respiratory failure and pulmonary edema.
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The authors stress that more ambitious control measures are needed to improve childhood respiratory health.
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Among children with asthma, air-pollution reduction was consistently associated with reductions in respiratory symptoms.
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"He had respiratory issues and he had back problems and he was 66," she said.
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As wildfire smoke fills the air, respiratory issues flare and underlying chronic conditions become acute.
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Have respiratory problems among apartment dwellers ever been linked to this type of masonry work?
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As an Insider article previously noted, measles is an infection that attacks the respiratory system.
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The Boards of Chiropractic, Medicine, Nursing, Respiratory Care and Dentistry all opposed the D.C. bill.
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The cause was respiratory failure, his son Craig, a reporter for The Washington Post, said.
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During the H1N1 influenza pandemic in 2009, thousands of young people developed severe respiratory distress.
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Ozone is the main component in smog and is linked to respiratory ailments like asthma.
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Chronic diseases include cancer, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, heart disease, respiratory diseases and arthritis, among others.
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Ozone is a component in smog, and is linked to respiratory ailments like asthma attacks.
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Respiratory failure, cellulitis and gout meant five weeks in hospital and many more weeks recovering.
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Other 9/113 related illnesses include post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and chronic respiratory issues.
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It is also very low in dust, which is beneficial for your cat's respiratory health.
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Air pollution is closely associated with asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis and other respiratory infections, it said.
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Animal studies using NDMA have shown it to cause liver, kidney and respiratory track tumors.
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Ali was admitted to a Phoenix-area hospital, HonorHealth, with a respiratory ailment on Monday.
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The situation turned dire when Dunn's respiratory system began to fail and she developed pneumonia.
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More than 20 cases of fatal respiratory depression have been documented in infants and children.
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Major side effects included drowsiness, diarrhea, decreased appetite, fatigue, fever, vomiting and upper respiratory infection.
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It's known that combining Fentanyl and Xanax can cause respiratory distress, coma and possibly death.
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Her respiratory failure required mechanical ventilation, which placed her lungs at increased risk for infection.
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Viral load is a measure of the concentration of the virus in someone's respiratory secretions.
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And at two o'clock in the morning, his respiratory rate was in the high 30s.
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Hand-washing reduces the risk of respiratory infection by 16 percent, according to the CDC.
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Two days later, I was in the back of an ambulance in acute respiratory failure.
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Last year, he helped resuscitate a woman who had gone into respiratory and cardiac arrest.
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I went to college in California, where I got a respiratory infection from wildfire smoke.
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The Fall had been forced to cancel shows in 2017 owing to Smith's respiratory problems.
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Yet the study found no effect on respiratory infections, including ear infections, croup and wheezing.
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"A severe, short-term exposure may cause long-term respiratory effects," states the CCOHS website.
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Measles is an extremely contagious virus that can cause serious respiratory symptoms, rash and fever.
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Other respiratory viruses, like influenza, are also prevalent during this time of year, she added.
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It is also effective against respiratory syncytial virus, which infects children all over the world.
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They also used respiratory masks and mathematical formulas to estimate their 24-hour energy expenditure.
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They will be screened for elevated temperatures and respiratory symptoms again before disembarking in Singapore.
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The new coronavirus causes a respiratory illness named COVID-19, which has flu-like symptoms.
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Coronaviruses are most often spread by respiratory droplets, which are transmitted through sneezing and coughing.
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The pollutants released by wood-burning can increase the risk of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
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Some health authorities in those states have said the condition coincides with seasonal respiratory illnesses.
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Mexico had 53 cases of the respiratory disease as of Sunday night, but no deaths.
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Social distancing, especially with children with underlying respiratory issues, should also be considered by parents.
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He developed a fever and respiratory problems on March 19 and was hospitalized, media said.
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Respiratory therapists, I.C.U. nurses, critical care doctors and anesthesiologists will likely be in short supply.
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These two realities — my son's asthma and this new respiratory virus crossing continents — feel discordant.
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The same study found that the respiratory disease hit older people in China the hardest.
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With the painkiller codeine, a rare genetic variation has led to respiratory depression and death.
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Anything that impairs the motion of the cilia can predispose the lungs to respiratory infections.
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More than 3,200 worldwide have died from the respiratory illness that can lead to pneumonia.
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There are already a handful of coronaviruses that circulate, causing mild colds and respiratory symptoms.
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"We know the lung environment really matters with this class of respiratory viruses," says Perlman.
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Residents originally feared that the highly contagious SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) virus was back.
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There he was given a diagnosis of a life-threatening case of respiratory syncytial virus.
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Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, will speak.
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Just under 5 percent were critical, involving respiratory failure, septic shock or multiple organ dysfunction.
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The coronavirus evoked memories of the 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome in China.
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They die at much higher rates of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, as well as cancer.
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Patients experienced fevers, headaches, and a type of deadly pneumonia that could cause respiratory failure.
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Barbara Bush had a case of bronchitis, while her husband was treated for respiratory issues.
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The respiratory infection has spread to Japan, Thailand and the United States, among other countries.
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The disease harks back to the 2003 outbreak of SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome.
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Experts recalled the economic fallout from the deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome crisis in 2003.
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Using hospital records, researchers have found that respiratory and gastrointestinal illnesses increase during red tides.
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Respiratory irritation from red tide has been reported in Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties.
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And studies also suggest residents living near CAFOs have increased health risks, including respiratory illnesses.
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The increase coincided with a national outbreak of severe respiratory illness caused by enterovirus D68.
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Regular hand washing can also cut your risk of developing a respiratory infection by 16%.
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In 2002, a different coronavirus emerged in China's Guangdong Province: severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).
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Barbara Bush had a case of bronchitis and her husband was treated for respiratory issues.
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This is true for respiratory droplets, direct skin contact, and sometimes, fecal or oral spread.
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The virus itself is called Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus 2, or SARS-CoV-6900.
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Neuvirth, 25, has been dealing with an upper-respiratory infection for more than a week.
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It's part of a large family of viruses that attack the respiratory symptom, called coronaviruses.
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"It's been a tough fall and winter for upper respiratory illnesses in general," he said.
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China's Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) coronoavirus epidemic in 2002-2003 killed nearly 800 people.
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The 2015 Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, outbreak also led to a strong impact.
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Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) -- another type of coronavirus -- has a mortality rate of 35%.
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It is not yet clear if the disease, a respiratory illness, can spread between people.
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Patients experienced fevers, headaches, and a type of deadly pneumonia that could cause respiratory failure.
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Early and premature births are linked with negative health outcomes for children, including respiratory problems.
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"It doesn't cause respiratory depression because of where it sits on the receptor," he said.
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Nearly all of them suffered from respiratory and gastrointestinal issues, and 94 percent were hospitalized.
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It complicates digestion, affects the pancreas and other organs and, eventually, leads to respiratory failure.
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Sustained face-to-face contact in enclosed spaces will permit the transmission of respiratory viruses.
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And many people have gathered in schools or churches, where respiratory diseases can easily spread.
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For the telemedicine sessions, a registered nurse or respiratory therapist saw children in a clinic.
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None of the samples tested positive for any of 18 common respiratory viruses, including influenza.
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I know that, as a respiratory therapist, there is only so much I can do.
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More than 3,200 worldwide have died from the respiratory illness that can lead to pneumonia.
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On February 27, the facility reported an "increase in respiratory illness" to King County officials.
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Most respiratory infections, including the common cold, however, should not be treated with an antibiotic.
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Bronchitis and pneumonia find it easier to infect the lower respiratory areas of the lung.
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Then the bullfighter's assistant slices the medulla oblongata to slowly halt respiratory and cardiac functions.
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Common symptoms included watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea and vomiting, respiratory illness, and skin rashes.
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We're told Kid suffered from acute respiratory failure and went into shock before his death.
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