Genetics, regular exposure to radon gas, and tobacco smoke are key factors that elevate the risk of lung cancer.

Untreated pneumonia can lead to pleural effusion, respiratory failure, sepsis, and many other dangerous complications.

Poor oral hygiene, lack of sleep, chronic stress, excessive alcohol consumption, and regular exposure to polluted air all increase the risk of lung disease.

Using plant-based cleaners, controlling humidity, and avoiding indoor smoking can improve air quality and reduce exposure to harmful chemicals.

in cold weather, my daughter likes to sleep with a heating pad to stay warm. is this safe, and how should i keep her warm? (truc, 29, hanoi)

Dust accumulating on ceiling fan blades, in trash cans, and on curtains can increase the risk of respiratory illnesses if not regularly cleaned.

For two weeks, I have had a cough and shortness of breath when climbing stairs. My doctor diagnosed me with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Does air pollution increase the risk of this disease? (Giang Nguyen, Hanoi)