Diagnosing cystic fibrosis could soon take just a sticker and a smartphone
Measuring chloride levels in sweat is one way to diagnose the disease
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New imaging technique follows antibiotics directly into tuberculosis-infected cells
Tuberculosis requires a 6-12 month treatment course, and now scientists know why
DNA from a mummified bishop's lungs shows tuberculosis infected humans only recently
New research resolves a scientific debate about when tuberculosis became established in humans
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The EPA is unleashing the pollution that makes people vulnerable to COVID-19
Breathing in pollution directly worsens coronavirus outcomes. Regulations keep getting loosened
With no vaccine anytime soon, how will we treat COVID-19?
The science behind stopping this spiky spherical virus
Children that go to school near major roadways experience more severe asthma
New research reiterates that air pollution is a public health risk, and that children in cities are particularly at risk
The rise of a mysterious lung illness begins to expose the dangers of vaping
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control have reported at least 450 cases in 33 U.S. states, as policy makers call for action