Nebulizers
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Posted: November 27, 2013
Flu season is unpredictable and varies from season to season with new flu strains appearing each year. Typically, flu season peaks in January or February; however, flu activity can begin starting around October.
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Posted: September 13, 2010Categories: Cold / Flu Season, Allergies, Diagnostic Products, Conditions, Respiratory Therapy, Humidifiers / Vaporizers, Swine Flu, Personal Care, Cold / Flu, Exam Gloves - Latex / Vinyl / Nitrile, Personal Protection, Headache, OTC Medications, Nebulizers, Breathing Therapy Products, Infection Control
Changes in weather, back-to-school germs, commuter travel, jobs in health care, stress and allergies are just a few of the factors working against you in the cold- and flu-avoidance areas. Bottom line, if your immune system is shaky and you hang around a lot of people, you're wide open for a virus. And if you're a stressed out school nurse that takes the train to work, well, um . . . good luck. :)
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Posted: March 24, 2010
Asthma is serious business. According to the CDC there are approximately 16 million Americans who currently have asthma, 7 million of whom are children. In fact, asthma is the most prevalent chronic illness in children affecting nearly 10% of the population.