COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory failure may respond by significantly increasing their respiratory effort -- breathing faster and more deeply. But researchers say this can cause further damage to their lungs and result in self-inflicted lung injury.
A study found that people suffering from health conditions like diabetes and eye disease may be at a five-fold increased risk of requiring intubation when hospitalized with Covid-19. Read on to know more.
International Yoga Day 2018: Keep your respiratory health in check. Follow these yoga positions.
Obese man operated upon to breathe normally
Obese man undergoes weight loss surgery to breathe normally
COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory failure may respond by significantly increasing their respiratory effort -- breathing faster and more deeply. But researchers say this can cause further damage to their lungs and result in self-inflicted lung injury.
A study found that people suffering from health conditions like diabetes and eye disease may be at a five-fold increased risk of requiring intubation when hospitalized with Covid-19. Read on to know more.
International Yoga Day 2018: Keep your respiratory health in check. Follow these yoga positions.
Obese man operated upon to breathe normally
Obese man undergoes weight loss surgery to breathe normally
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