RESPIRATORY DISEASES RELATED TO PRACTICE EXERCISE OUTDOORS

Exercise training for asbestos-related and other dust-related respiratory diseases: a randomised controlled trial

BACKGROUND The study aimed to determine the short and long-term effects of exercise training on exercise capacity and health-related quality of life (HRQoL) compared to usual care in people with dust-related pleural and interstitial respiratory diseases. No previous studies have specifically evaluated exercise training in this patient population. METHODS Participants with a diagnosis of a dus...

Exercise capacity in chronic respiratory diseases.

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Are respiratory allergic diseases related to atopic dermatitis?

The difference of test results between patients with "pure" atopic dermatitis (AD) and "mixed" AD (with concomitant respiratory allergy, RA) was investigated in 30 AD patients. The results showed the onset of disease that mostly occur in the early infancy [15 (50%) patients had developed the disease under the age of 2-2/10 in "pure" AD, and 13/20 in "mixed" AD]. Twenty (66.6%) of them had a his...

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Occupational hazards and diseases related to the practice of anesthesiology.

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES The practice of anesthesiology is not without risks to the anesthesiologist. The operating room (OR), in which anesthesiologists spend most of their time, is regarded as an unhealthy workplace due to the potential risks it offers. In this review, we propose an analysis of the occupational hazards that anesthesiologists are exposed in their daily practice. CONTENT We ...