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Lung Disease Following Deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan news Stories 3 Subsequent epidemiologic studies showed that deployers have higher rates of newly reported respiratory symptoms than nondeployers (14% versus 10%), although rates of physician-diagnosed asthma and chronic bronchitis were not increased.

Waterford police, firefighters face off to help fire captain with lymphoma - Oakland Press

Waterford police, firefighters face off to help fire captain with lymphoma Oakland Press “I figured it to be bronchitis or pneumonia, and that is what they treated me for.” But that diagnosis was wrong. Turned out Lyman had something much more serious. At 5 pm Saturday, May 19, Waterford firefighters and police officers will face off at ...

Mother urges testing for Alpha-1 - LaSalle News Tribune

Mother urges testing for Alpha-1 LaSalle News Tribune Fuller was diagnosed in 2010 with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency, a genetic condition that keeps her short of breath and makes many of life's daily tasks more difficult. “It's not that it's rare. It's just rarely diagnosed,” Fuller said.

Local 5K raises CF awareness - Batesville Herald Tribune

Local 5K raises CF awareness Batesville Herald Tribune Her daughter had never had the classic CF symptoms – bronchitis or pneumonia resulting in multiple hospital visits. Jenna Puente goes to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center every four months for checkups, working with a physician, ...

Terri Jett: Terrifying cancer diagnosis puts Mom's love in focus - Indianapolis Star

Terri Jett: Terrifying cancer diagnosis puts Mom's love in focus Indianapolis Star The memories of my mother setting up the humidifier in my room and rubbing my chest with Vicks VapoRub while I was sidelined by my yearly bronchitis as a child, setting up the Easy-Bake oven (yes, the one with the light bulb) on the kitchen table, ...