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Research suggests that cannabis users may have better outcomes and reduced mortality rates when contracting COVID-19.

Cannabis users who got COVID-19 experienced better results and lower death rates than nonusers, according to a study discussed at the annual meeting of the American College of Chest Physicians in Honolulu. 

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Data from a study of tobacco use indicate that sexual and gender minority persons are at higher risk for asthma severity than heterosexuals.

This randomized clinical trial compares the use of cefepime vs piperacillin-tazobactam and the risk of acute kidney injury and neurological dysfunction in adult

A new study has found that cannabis users who contracted Covid-19 had significantly lower mortality and fewer complications associated with the disease than non-users.

Maybe you haven't thought about it yet, but soon you'll start wondering about which day we fall back, so I thought we'd give you an early heads up on the exact day to turn your clocks back an hour.

Maybe you haven't thought about it yet, but soon you'll start wondering about which day we fall back, so I thought we'd give you an early heads up on the exact day to turn your clocks back an hour.

Maybe you haven't thought about it yet, but soon you'll start wondering about which day we fall back, so I thought we'd give you an early heads up on the exact day to turn your clocks back an hour.

2009 study posted for filing Contact: Jennifer Stawarz jstawarz@chestnet.org 847-498-8306 American College of Chest Physicians Although statins are widely used to prevent heart attacks, strokes, and other cardiovascular disorders, new research shows that the class of drugs may actually have negative effects on some cardiac patients. A new study presented at CHEST 2009, the 75th…