Danielle Chase

Healthy blood oxygen levels are essential for keeping your body functioning at its best. Oxygen (O2) fuels every function of your body, helping your organs, muscles, and cells work efficiently. If your oxygen levels drop, whether due to a health condition or temporary issues like poor air quality, your body

If you’re managing asthma or COPD, you’ve likely heard of bronchodilators—medications that help open up your airways when breathing becomes difficult. These medications can be delivered through both inhalers and nebulizers, and they work by relaxing the muscles around your airways, allowing you to breathe more easily.

Lung nodules, those small spots or growths in the lungs, are often found by chance during imaging tests for other health issues. While most nodules are harmless and non-cancerous, it's completely natural to feel anxious when one is discovered. Understanding when to worry about lung nodules can be

Living with cystic fibrosis (CF) can be demanding, but self-care plays a major role in making life with CF more manageable. Cystic fibrosis is a genetic condition that affects the lungs and digestive system by producing thick, sticky mucus, leading to respiratory and digestive challenges. Daily self-care is more than

Coughing up brown phlegm can be alarming, especially if you’re not sure what’s behind it. Phlegm is part of your body’s natural defense system, but when it changes color—especially to brown—it could be signaling something more serious. In this article, we’ll explore what might

Living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease can feel overwhelming at times, but there are ways to take control of your condition and improve how you feel day by day. While COPD is a chronic condition that requires ongoing management, the right self-care strategies can make a world of difference in

Asbestos exposure and sarcoidosis are two serious health concerns that have gained more attention in recent years. Is there a connection between asbestos exposure and sarcoidosis? There’s a lot of debate on the topic with some evidence pointing to a connection. But let’s dive into everything to consider.

If you or a loved one are struggling with emphysema, you've probably wondered if it qualifies as a disability. The short answer? It can. But like many things in life (and especially in healthcare), it's not quite that simple. In this article, we're going

A comprehensive breakdown of croup vs RSV.