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HOW TO AVOID CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PLUMONARY DISEASE

Residents on the Mid North Coast suffering respiratory problems on a daily basis, are being urged to see a health professional sooner rather than later.
Marking world Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease day, the local health district and Lung Foundation Australia are aiming to increase community awareness about the disease.
“If you’re a current smoker or ex-smoker if you experience a cough frequently during the day, bring up phlegm frequently, if you find you can’t do the same exercises as people around you.” – Sarah Buckley Acting Respiratory Clinical Nurse Consultant
While there is no current cure, early diagnosis through a screening assessment can reduce the burden.
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HOW TO AVOID CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PLUMONARY DISEASE
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