james60+FollowNYU Langone & Cincinnati Kids Dominate Lung CareNYU Langone just snagged the #1 spot (again!) for adult lung care, while Cincinnati Children’s tops the charts for kids’ pulmonology, according to US News & World Report. If you or someone you love needs top-notch lung surgery or care for conditions like COPD, pneumonia, or asthma, these hospitals are the real MVPs. Swipe to see which hospitals made the top 10 for both adults and kids—some big names in the mix! #Health #BodyHealth #LungHealth00Share
shermandarlene+FollowThat Dusty Cough Might Be Valley FeverEver heard of Valley fever? It’s a lung infection from a soil fungus that’s popping up in at least 12 states—think Arizona, California, and more. If you’ve got a cough, fever, or weird fatigue that won’t quit (but antibiotics aren’t helping), it could be this! Most people get better on their own, but it can get serious for some. Docs say don’t panic, just know the signs—especially if you’re around a lot of dust. Wild, right? #ValleyFever #HealthAlert #LungHealth #Health11Share
Jennifer Foster+Followwhat I see as a nurse about smoking & COPDNurse here👩⚕️: I’ve seen too many patients battle COPD. the hardest part? knowing it’s preventable. smoking is the #1 cause—but quitting (or never starting) can save your lungs. imagine breathing freely vs. gasping for air. If you're trying to quit or have tips that worked, share below! #COPD #QuitSmoking #NurseLife #LungHealth #HealthTalk5117Share
Donald Jones DDS+FollowCan Diet Impact Lung Cancer Risk?Did you know our diet might be linked to lung cancer risk? 🥦 Researchers found that the molecule glycogen, boosted by high-fat, high-carb diets, may fuel lung cancer growth. While smoking and pollution have long been known risks, this new study from the University of Florida suggests diet should also be considered. 🍔 #LungHealth #DietMatters #CancerResearch #Health110Share
james60+FollowHow Docs Really Spot Lung NodulesEver wonder how doctors decide which scan to use for lung nodules? Turns out, it’s not one-size-fits-all. CT scans are the go-to for most cases, but MRI can be super helpful for seeing soft tissues, and PET/CT is great for spotting cancer. Plus, there’s some wild tech called radiomics that digs into image data we can’t even see! It all depends on your age, risk, and what the docs are looking for. Science is wild! #LungHealth #MedicalImaging #Radiology #ARRS2024 #Health344Share
