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If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, understanding the condition can help you manage it. Type 1 and type 2 diabetes have a lot in common, but the differences are important.

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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.

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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.

For people with severe COVID-19, sometimes the only life-saving option is a lung transplant. Learn more from Dr. Patrick Mulhall who has seen firsthand the difference a lung transplant can make.

The slightest cough may cause immediate alarm since it's a common COVID-19 symptom, but there are many other reasons you may cough. We help break down what could be the source of your cough, and what you should do about it once it starts.

Dr. Kartik Shenoy performing a bronchial thermoplasty

After seeing patients with severe, uncontrolled asthma who didn’t find relief from their current medications, Dr. Shenoy established a dedicated severe asthma program. Learn more about his efforts to help these patients regain control of their lives in this Q&A.

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Allergies don't have to stop you from exercising outside or enjoying your favorite outdoor sport. These 9 tips will help you exercise more comfortably during allergy season.

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Explore what to eat, what to avoid, and tips for maintaining good nutrition while living with COPD from Registered Dietitian Kirsten Diegel.

For pulmonary research, Temple is part of an elite cohort of institutions that are able to perform research on a high level. Learn more in this Q&A with Dr. Victor Kim.

During the colder months, asthma symptoms can be more difficult to control. Symptoms such as chest pain and coughing can worsen, even if you stay indoors. Find out more and what you can do to get relief.

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Know the Difference Between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes

How Would I Know If I Had Sleep Apnea?

A Leader in Transplanting Patients with Post-COVID Lung Failure

Lung Transplant After COVID-19: What Patients Need to Know

Why Do I Keep Coughing?

Providing Next-Level Care for Severe Asthma

Is It OK to Exercise with Allergies?

5 Ways to Maintain a Healthy COPD Diet

Understanding the Impact of Pulmonary Research

Why Asthma Is Worse in Winter