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Although the association still lingers, there was a time when cigarette smoking was the epitome of glamour and cool.

Let's face it: when you sleep well, you feel better and can function at your best. However, many people do not get the restful sleep and restoration their bodies need.

Did you know that Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) affects millions of people nationwide and is the third leading cause of death by disease in the United States?

According to recent reports from the CDC, bacterial infections caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae are on the rise.

Getting older is a fact of life, and as we age, just like the rest of our body, our lungs also undergo natural changes.

Although a few living things, including certain bacteria and microorganisms, do not require oxygen to sustain life, most do. For us humans, oxygen is essential.

Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that disrupts breathing during sleep, leading to fragmented rest and a range of health complications.

The debate over smoking and vaping has intensified in recent years as more people seek to understand the health implications of these habits.

Whether indoors or outside, the contents and quality of the air we breathe are vital to our respiratory health and overall wellness.

At the office of North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, we treat many patients suffering from obstructive sleep apnea and offer the leading options to support a safer, healthier, and…

One of our goals at North Jersey Pulmonary Associates is to provide patients with the information and resources they need to recognize symptoms and seek appropriate treatment.

It goes without saying, a chronic cough can be more than just annoying; it can significantly impact one's quality of life.

Does smoking marijuana increase the likelihood of asthma?

As the New Year gets underway, it's an opportune time to reflect on your health and set resolutions to prioritize your well-being.

At the office of North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, we provide skilled care to address conditions affecting pulmonary health and function.

Diabetes is a serious disease which, if not properly managed, can lead to complications affecting every aspect of your health and overall quality of life.

At North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, we provide our patients with the information and the resources they need to help prevent respiratory disease, understand their conditions, and be well-informed…

In recent years, the use of electronic cigarettes, or vaping, has surged in popularity among young adults and even teenagers.

At the office of North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, we see many patients affected by sleep-disordered breathing, with the most common of these conditions being Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).

It's a fact. All living creatures, except for some single-cell and a few newly discovered multicellular organisms, rely on oxygen to support life.

According to the latest numbers for the World Health Organization (WHO), asthma affects over 262 million people across the globe. It is also responsible for close to half a million deaths each year.

Everyone experiences stress at one time or another and knows how awful it can feel.

Spring has finally arrived in the Northeast, bringing warmer temperatures, blooming flowers, and, unfortunately, seasonal allergies.

At North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, one of our many goals is to give patients the resources they need to understand their health, the diagnostic tests, and the procedures we perform.

It's typical when the New Year rolls around to make resolutions about getting in shape and living healthier.

If you find yourself experiencing increasing shortness of breath, an ongoing dry cough, chest discomfort, fatigue, or unexplained weight loss, contact the office of North Jersey Pulmonary Associates.

The arrival of Covid-19 not only started a global pandemic but also raised the specter of a "twindemic. " This new term refers to a flu season that emerges side-by-side with a COVID-19 outbreak.

Respiration is a life-sustaining function. Every breath gives your body the oxygen needed to support life processes and rid itself of carbon dioxide.

At North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, we provide the skilled care required to diagnose, manage, and care for issues and conditions affecting pulmonary health and function.

While you may have heard the terms “air quality” and “air quality index,” you may not realize what the numbers mean and how they relate to respiratory health and function.

Even healthy individuals can find the summertime heat, humidity, and pollution putting excessive stress on their bodies and feel it’s more difficult to breathe.

Having chronic lung disease can make even the simple activities of daily living a challenge. Yet, there is a way to address these difficulties.

With all medical conditions, effective management and care depend upon an accurate diagnosis. Pulmonary issues are no exception.

Are you suffering from a chronic cough?

Breathing is fundamental to life and essential to your survival as well as function.

At the office of North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, our goal is to help patients breathe easier while providing the information and resources they need to maintain optimal respiratory health.

Once the heat goes on in the winter, the air inside your home can feel quite dry.

Across the globe, asthma is one of the most common, long-term, and non-communicable conditions. While affecting people of all ages, it is the leading chronic disease in children.

Have you ever found it hard to catch your breath on a cold day?

A little knowledge goes a long way!

In addition to following all official guidelines to protect against Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19), it’s also essential to take steps to prevent the emergence of other healthcare problems.

This August is National Wellness Month and an excellent time to step back and reflect on what you can do to protect your health and overall wellbeing.

This year alone, the American Cancer Society estimates that close to 250,000 adults across the country will get diagnosed with lung cancer, and just shy of 135,000 of these people with die from the…

If you, a member of your family, or housemate exhibit loud snoring, abrupt awakenings, moments of gasping for air, and difficulties getting a good night’s sleep, contact the office of North…

While persistent fatigue and shortness of breath are common complaints for many diseases, they are also associated with a condition known as pulmonary hypertension.

At the office of North Jersey Pulmonary Associates, we treat all forms of lung diseases and customize care to address each patient's individual needs.

Few people would disagree that this winter has been particularly challenging. However, March is finally here, and the promise of warmer days lies just around the corner.

When thinking about the best ways to stay in shape and remain healthy, it’s essential to give our lungs the attention they deserve.

Everyone coughs at least once or twice a day, with most of those coughs being common defensive reflexes.

Asthma is a persistent illness that negatively affects the airways of your lungs. Also called bronchial tubes, the airways let air enter and leave your lungs.

It’s no secret that a good night’s sleep is mentally and physically restorative, giving us the internal fuel we need to function during the day ahead.

If you do your best to take care of your lungs, they’ll make every effort to do right by you.

Nobody looks forward to flu season, especially with the threat of COVID-19. Flu is a common cause of pneumonia, so preventing flu is a good way to ward off pneumonia.  In the U. S.

The year 2020 has been a challenging one to say the least, with COVID virtually upending the way we live.

The statistics are staggering…and sobering: Lung cancer is by far the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women according to the American Cancer Society.

Asthma is a common, respiratory condition that can affect infants and children.   Knowing the signs and symptoms can help with a speedy diagnosis and proper treatment.

Staying healthy. It’s been at the forefront of most everyone’s minds during the COVID pandemic.

Healthy sleep is restorative and essential for both mind and body.

Did you know that not all coughs were created equal?

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema, is a long-term lung disease that makes it hard to breathe.

America is under a big attack from something very small: a germ. Specifically, a new type of coronavirus called COVID-19, which is highly transmissible, and virtually changing the way we live.

There are lots of things you can do to sleep longer. Here are 10 ideas you can try. Some focus on maintaining sleep, some focus on getting to sleep, but most apply to both. Be tired.

People dread flu season every year, and with good reason. Between 9. 2 million and 35. 6 million cases of flu arise annually in the United States.

There’s probably no scarier feeling in the world — finding it hard to breathe. It may be a signal that you have asthma, a chronic lung disease that inflames and narrows the airways.

Waking up a little tired isn't anything new in today's fast-paced society that never seems to sleep.

COPD stands for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.   It is a chronic lung disease which makes breathing difficult.

The explosive rise in serious lung illness linked to vaping spotlights the popularity of e-cigarettes among teens and young adults.

When it comes to the lungs, it’s important they’re working properly to ensure you’re getting enough air into them.