Lung Health

The presence of coronavirus is not only a physical threat, but it is also triggering mental health issues like anxiety, in many people. Everyone is currently self-isolating and that, too, can trigger a negative state of mind. Here’s how to stay sane and motivated throughout these challenging times.

During these unprecedented times, people are looking to boost their immune system and protect themselves against viral infections. Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that can help with that.

We are passing through a stressful time, and it’s important to know the hygiene precautions we need to take. To prevent the spread of COVID-19, Australians are now staying indoors, minimising social contact, and prioritising on hygiene. People want to know what they can do right now to protect themselves and their families from the deadly virus.

Most people with respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD, pneumonia and cystic fibrosis can benefit from a nebuliser. Read all about this efficient breathing treatment device in this article.

Most lung illnesses require special respiratory devices that you can use at home. Those with COPD, Asthma, Bronchitis or Pneumonia may find some of these breathing accessories helpful. Respiratory aids, such as air purifiers, nebulisers, or spacers can ease your breathing and maximise the effectiveness of your respiratory therapy.

If you are traveling to China or a location that has a case of coronavirus, a range of measures to protect yourself from the coronavirus are recommended by the WHO, based on hand and respiratory hygiene. The Dr Hoffman’s mask is available in Australia for protection and prevention of person to person contact.

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Australia's bushfire smoke has covered the country and air pollution levels have reached catastrophic levels, with Canberra indexing 22 times “hazardous”. Which facemask will protect you from the impact of the dangerous bushfire smoke?

Can bushfire smoke affect your asthma? During bushfire season, the air quality can drastically deteriorate posing a significant health risk for those suffering from Asthma, COPD, Chronic Bronchitis, Emphysema and heart conditions. This article will advise you on the hazards of bushfire smoke and precautions you need to take to minimise the negative effects of the bushfire smoke.

Bushfire season has hit Australia, and it’s particularly severe in 2019. While hundreds of houses, thousands of hectares of land have suffered devastation, the bushfire smoke is affecting your health, too. What can you do about the health impact of bushfire smoke?