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- Dr. Tara Ostrom Optum — Arizona
When you live in Tucson, you get used to extreme heat. But no one gets used to the threat of wildfires, even more so for those with medical co…
- Arizona Daily Star
No one ever fully knows what’s around the corner in regard to their personal health, and children are not immune from that uncertainty. A chil…
- Arizona Daily Star
Health issues typically do not discriminate based on age, gender or socioeconomic status. A disease like cancer, for instance, affects million…
- Lauren De Young Cronkite News
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Strong monsoon thunderstorms can stir up pollen and create a “perfect recipe” that spells trouble for asthmatics, a doctor says.
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The United States East Coast and Midwest has been met with smog from Canada’s wildfire. Insider says the air has been filled with tiny particl…
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- MIKE STOBBE Associated Press
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A new study suggests racial bias built into a common medical test for lung function is likely leading to fewer Black patients getting care for breathing problems.
- KAT STAFFORD Associated Press
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Black children are more likely to have asthma than kids of any other race in America. They're also more likely to live near polluting plants, and in rental housing with mold and other triggers, according to a project examining health disparities experienced by Black Americans across a lifetime.
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Dr. Mark Biagtan, an allergy, asthma and immunology physician at UW Health, explains the three major types of allergies we can experience and …
- Henry Brean
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Phoenix has already fallen to the stinknet invasion, but weed warriors believe Tucson can still be saved from the noxious plant.
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