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Small airway dysfunction highly prevalent in China
Spirometry-defined small airway dysfunction is prevalent among adults in China, and cigarette smoking, air pollution exposure and higher BMI are preventable risk factors, according to a study published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine.
FDA OKs marketing of IQOS tobacco heating system; public health impact is unclear
The FDA recently authorized Philip Morris International to market its IQOS Tobacco Heating System. Physicians told Healio Primary Care that the public health impact of the agency’s decision is not immediately apparent.
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Cytisinicline at least as effective as varenicline for smoking cessation
Achieve Life Sciences announced positive top-line results of the RAUORA trial demonstrating that cytisinicline was noninferior to varenicline for smoking cessation.
Dysanapsis a risk factor for COPD in older adults
People with small airways relative to the size of their lungs may have a lower breathing capacity and, consequently, increased risk for COPD, even if they do not smoke or have other risk factors, according to a study published in JAMA.
VIDEO: Vaping-related illness ‘very real concern’
In this video, Paul Steinhauser, MD, captain of the U.S. Air Force and second-year internal medicine resident at San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium, reviews a case report of vaping-induced lung injury.
Comprehensive intervention reduces CV risk in adults with mental illness
An intervention that integrated behavioral counseling, care management and care coordination for patients with serious mental illness significantly reduced overall CV risk, researchers reported.
Smoking cigarettes increases stroke risk in black adults
Black adults who currently smoked cigarettes had a dose-dependent higher risk for stroke compared with those who never smoked or did so in the past, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
Nondaily smoking still tied to elevated cancer, mortality risk
People who smoke occasionally — even just a few times a month — still have a mortality risk significantly higher than never smokers, suggesting that complete cessation is needed to lower risks, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open.
Top pulmonology news in May: Latest COVID-19 research
Healio Pulmonology has you covered. The Editors have compiled a list of popular articles posted on Healio Pulmonology in May.
Few US adults participate in all recommended healthy behaviors
Less than 7% of U.S. adults engaged in all five healthy behaviors recommended by public health institutions, researchers reported. These behaviors included exercise, maintaining a healthy diet and normal BMI.
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