respiratory illnesses

Results showed that 54% of children received at least one course of antibiotics, mainly for acute respiratory illnesses.

The early symptoms of H5N1 infection mimic those of many other common respiratory illnesses, meaning that false alarms are likely.

Residents whose homes were contiguous to the incinerator complained of many respiratory illnesses.

The former president, once a heavy smoker, had lung-cancer surgery in 1996 and was prone to respiratory illnesses.

Research conducted in many countries has indicated that smoking causes lung cancer, heart disease and various respiratory illnesses.

Not only was the SARS outbreak contained, but other cases of respiratory illnesses, including the flu, dropped sharply.

He says he hopes Beijing has learned lessons from recent outbreaks of respiratory illnesses, SARS and avian flu.

Colds and respiratory illnesses are common, aggravated by the cold weather.

He says nearly 2, 000 people have been hospitalized with respiratory illnesses since mid-April, but that more than half have been released.

Over 13 percent of the deaths were from respiratory illnesses -- again, all preventable and treatable.

reducing air pollution and acid rain will reduce respiratory illnesses for people in the city.

Don't confuse flu with other respiratory illnesses.

Acute respiratory illnesses, such as pneumonia, are the largest single cause of death in children under five.

But Mister Zundt says reducing air pollution and acid rain will reduce respiratory illnesses for people in the city.

How the statistics on residents in New Territories West who suffer from respiratory illnesses compare with those in Hong Kong as a whole?

Children of smoking mothers have a much higher risk of getting lower respiratory illnesses, such as bronchitis, croup and pneumonia;