“Did they smoke?” is one of the first things many people think when they hear about a lung cancer diagnosis. However, not everyone with lung cancer has a history of smoking.
Multiple sclerosis (MS) can be difficult to diagnose because symptoms vary widely and often resemble other conditions. Learn how neurologists use medical history, exams and imaging to identify MS earlier.
Properly managing COPD takes more than medication. Explore how exercise, trigger avoidance and other healthy habits can help reduce symptoms and support better breathing every day.
Cigarette smoke contains thousands of chemicals, and many of them can harm your body. Explore what’s inside cigarettes and how these substances can affect your health over time.
A pulmonary function test (PFT) measures how well your lungs move air and exchange oxygen. Watch what happens during testing, what the results measure and how doctors use them.
Our Immediate Care clinic provides care for adults and kids with unexpected illnesses and minor injuries. No appointment is necessary, and we are open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Can a New Experimental Biologic Help People With Severe Asthma?
Researchers are evaluating a new experimental antibody to see if it can help adults with severe asthma better control their symptoms and reduce asthma attacks. Volunteers are needed. Learn if you are eligible.
