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Breathing in toxic smoke can lead to serious health problems
A change in diet won’t cure COPD — but getting to or maintaining a healthy weight will help
Both conditions have similar symptoms, but different causes and treatments
You can reduce your chances of a flare-up by quitting smoking, avoiding respiratory infections and following your doctor’s orders
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Quitting smoking helps immediately, but this disease doesn’t only affect people who smoke
People with certain pre-existing medical conditions have increased risk factors
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How to cope with changing air quality, weather factors
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