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Out of Breath During Exercise? It May Be Your Throat, Not Your Lungs
Shortness of breath may be inducible laryngeal obstruction (ILO), a condition that causes the vocal cords to close.
A Narcolepsy Story
A bright, driven teenager wanted to participate in activities but instead spent much of her time sleeping. After failed experiences with other specialists, Autumn received a correct diagnosis from sleep specialists at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s.
The Hantavirus Outbreak: What You Need to Know
Hantavirus is a group of roughly 20 viruses, most of which are spread by infected animals. But one strain, the Andes virus, can spread between humans.
Age-Related Voice Changes Are Common But Treatable
Age-related voice changes, called presbyphonia or presbylaryngis, are caused by the gradual weakening of the vocal cords.
How to Tell If You Have a Sinus Infection
Stuffy nose, facial tenderness and headache are symptoms that people commonly experience during cold and allergy season.
Can Nasal Sprays Prevent You From Getting Sick?
A variety of nasal sprays, some containing natural products like manuka honey, have been touted to block bacteria and viruses from entering the nasal passages.
‘Sleepmaxxing:’ Can Too Much Sleep Be a Bad Thing?
The social media trend encourages people to sleep as much as possible – sometimes 10 hours or more a night – in the name of self-care.
Heart Disease? Don’t Skip These Vaccines
If you have heart disease, getting vaccinated could do more than protect your lungs – it could help protect your heart.