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your body, from your heart to your gut to your brain. (By contrast, cold and flu viruses replicate mostly in your respiratory tract.) It only follows that a bigger threat can trigger an outsize immune response. In some people, the body...

Bronchitis Chronically cough Chronic non-specific diseases of lungs Cough Inflammatory diseases of the upper respiratory tract Influenza infection Laryngitis Non-specific chronic pneumonia Non-specific endo-bronchitis Non-specific...

unilaterally but becomes bilateral, can be chronic or episodic. Mucous gland secretions of the upper and lower respiratory tract may decrease in patients with SS, producing dryness of the nose, throat, and trachea; xerotrachea may result...

all in the kidneys and liver, and also the spleen, colon, prostate, ovaries, spinal cord cells and the trachea and respiratory tract [10,13]. HNMT is a cytosolic protein responsible for the inactivation of intracellular histamine and can...