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smoking and genetics(passive) maybe caused byemphysema disease
smoking in which walls of alveoli break down(passive) usually caused byemphysema lung disease
smoking cigarettes and first starts to manifest symptoms usually by the mid - fifties in continuous smokers(passive) is most frequently caused byCOPD - related disease
Decreasing memory and cognitionCausingthe disease of emphysema
cases of airway reactivity ... conditions like asthmacan leadto the emphysema disease
Even years toxins or inhale small particlescan causeCOPD disease
the greatest abilityto influenceCOPD disease
Defects in this genecan causeemphysema orliver disease
several factors , such as food , anatomy , function , hormone and pharmacology(passive) is caused byCopd disease
breathlessness emphysema is usually caused by cigarette smokingcausesbreathlessness emphysema is usually caused by cigarette smoking
in the destruction of the air sacs , or alveoli , of the lungsresultsin the destruction of the air sacs , or alveoli , of the lungs
gradual damage to the alveoli , or tiny air sacs ... in the lungscausesgradual damage to the alveoli , or tiny air sacs ... in the lungs
to severe shortness of breathleadsto severe shortness of breath
in gradual loss of lung function Chronic Bronchitisresultsin gradual loss of lung function Chronic Bronchitis
from smoking or breathing pollutantscan resultfrom smoking or breathing pollutants
by avoiding cigarette smokingcan ... be preventedby avoiding cigarette smoking
shortness of breath due to the damage to the tissue supporting the physical shape of the lungscausesshortness of breath due to the damage to the tissue supporting the physical shape of the lungs
By Smoking | How to Quit Smoking Cigarettes For LifeCausedBy Smoking | How to Quit Smoking Cigarettes For Life
from damage to the alveoli - the smallest airways of the lungs where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place ... and is most often caused by smokingresultsfrom damage to the alveoli - the smallest airways of the lungs where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place ... and is most often caused by smoking
in air being trapped within the respiratory systemresultin air being trapped within the respiratory system
slow , progressive , and irreversible destruction of the lung tissuecausesslow , progressive , and irreversible destruction of the lung tissue
poor airflow to the lungs and limits the abilty to breathe freelycausespoor airflow to the lungs and limits the abilty to breathe freely
from damage to the lungs by irritants and pollutants ... like the ones in smokeresultsfrom damage to the lungs by irritants and pollutants ... like the ones in smoke
destruction of lung tissue and an overall reduction in lung compliance as air becomes trapped in the diseased regionscausesdestruction of lung tissue and an overall reduction in lung compliance as air becomes trapped in the diseased regions
the deterioration of the air sacs in the lungs ... making the lungs difficult to breathecausesthe deterioration of the air sacs in the lungs ... making the lungs difficult to breathe
the hardening of the air sacs in the lungscausesthe hardening of the air sacs in the lungs
from the loss of elasticity in the lung tissue ... specifically in the walls of the alveoli ( the tiny air pockets that comprise lung tissue and allow for gas exchange to occur between the air within them and the capillaries that border themresultsfrom the loss of elasticity in the lung tissue ... specifically in the walls of the alveoli ( the tiny air pockets that comprise lung tissue and allow for gas exchange to occur between the air within them and the capillaries that border them
to an intense research focus on innate immunityhas ... ledto an intense research focus on innate immunity
in a common clinical outcome of reversible airflow obstructionresultsin a common clinical outcome of reversible airflow obstruction
encompasscausesencompass
damage to the alveoli - the air sacs of the lungs that carry - out lung function - and lung tissuecausesdamage to the alveoli - the air sacs of the lungs that carry - out lung function - and lung tissue
irreversible damage to small air sacs in the lungscausesirreversible damage to small air sacs in the lungs
due to the breakdown of the walls between the air sacs in the lungsresultsdue to the breakdown of the walls between the air sacs in the lungs
to his death in New York City , NY on March 16 , 1983ledto his death in New York City , NY on March 16 , 1983
to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease , or COPDleadsto chronic obstructive pulmonary disease , or COPD
the alveoli the tiny air sacs where the air meets the blood in your lungs not to work properlycausesthe alveoli the tiny air sacs where the air meets the blood in your lungs not to work properly
from multiple factors , including a genetic predisposition to the condition , smog , cigarette smoke , and infectionresultsfrom multiple factors , including a genetic predisposition to the condition , smog , cigarette smoke , and infection
oxygen from entering your bloodstreampreventsoxygen from entering your bloodstream
alveoli to disintegratecausesalveoli to disintegrate
joint pain and discomfortcausesjoint pain and discomfort
the air sacs of the king to collapse SARS ( severe acute respiratorycausethe air sacs of the king to collapse SARS ( severe acute respiratory
to related activities involving the lungs which can cause the lungs to shut down , or struggle to complete active activities , such as exerciseis causedto related activities involving the lungs which can cause the lungs to shut down , or struggle to complete active activities , such as exercise
lung damage(passive) caused bylung damage
in less airflow ... due to one or more of the following reasonsmay resultin less airflow ... due to one or more of the following reasons
3.17 million deaths(passive) were caused by3.17 million deaths
in altered diaphragmatic strength and endurance , due to atrophy of fast- twitch muscle fibers corticosteroids , which are often used in COPDresultingin altered diaphragmatic strength and endurance , due to atrophy of fast- twitch muscle fibers corticosteroids , which are often used in COPD
to study withdrawal from the studycan leadto study withdrawal from the study