COPD vs. Emphysema: What's the Difference?

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Monday, December 11, 2017

Special: COPD and Emphysema

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COPD vs. Emphysema: Which Is Worse?

COPD is a general term that now includes emphysema, chronic bronchitis, certain types of bronchiectasis and by some doctors and researchers, asthma.

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What Are the Two Types of Bronchitis?

What is bronchitis? How long does it last? Is bronchitis contagious? Learn about causes, symptoms, and treatments. Read more...

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Your Lungs and COPD

COPD is a lung disease that results from obstructions in the airways of the lungs that lead to breathing problems. Read more...

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Stages of Emphysema

Emphysema is a destructive disease of the lung in which the alveoli that promote oxygen exchange are destroyed. Read more...

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Respiratory Infections

The respiratory system includes the nose, sinuses, mouth, throat, voice box, windpipe, and lungs. Read more...

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Energy-Boosting Foods for COPD

The muscles required for breathing by a person with COPD can require 10 times more calories. Read more...

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Smart Exercises for People With COPD

With COPD, the less you do, the less you're able to do. Weak muscles need more oxygen. Read more...

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