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Here are 5 important tips to keep in mind so you stay safer when working out in summer heat.

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William Rosenau and his family at a ski resort

After a life-changing operation at Temple Health, my 10-year struggle with breathlessness and fatigue caused by CTEPH finally ended.

Learn why you shouldn’t ignore that barking cough.

Check out these 8 tips to help you avoid worsening COPD symptoms and how to spot a flare-up.

Man reaching for his inhaler on the table

A variety of conditions can cause breathing problems, including conditions that aren’t lung-related like GERD and postnasal drip. Getting your diagnosis right means better treatment.

Learn how this common lung disease presents differently in women than in men.

Senior couple holding hands and laughing outside

Living with COPD? Learn how to improve your breathing and slow the progression of COPD with advice from a Temple pulmonologist.

When George found out he had cancer in his left lung, he was shocked. He didn't have any pain or symptoms. In this Q and A, find out more and what he wants others to know about his experience.

If it seems like you’re always tired during the day or you often wake up with a headache, you could have sleep apnea. Learn more about common symptoms and when it's time to seek help.

Dr. Shigemura standing in the operating room

In this Q&A, Dr. Shigemura talks about the complexity of transplanting patients with post-COVID lung failure, and how Temple has taken a national lead in giving them a second chance at life.

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How to Stay Safe During Summer Workouts After Bariatric Surgery

CTEPH Surgery Gave Me My Life Back

4 Things to Know About Tracheobronchomalacia

How to Prevent COPD Flare-Ups

Can Asthma Symptoms Be Something Else?

The Surprising Facts About Women and COPD

5 Ways to Breathe Easier with COPD

Retired Philadelphia Police Officer George Is Living Lung Cancer-Free

How Would I Know If I Had Sleep Apnea?

A Leader in Transplanting Patients with Post-COVID Lung Failure