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Treatments for lung disease have remained relatively unchanged over the years, with methods to manage the symptoms being the only relief for patients.However, promising new research is being used to find ways to slow the progression of the disease. On today's show, we welcome Dr. James St. Louis from The Lung Health Institute to discuss how he believes using cellular therapy can help slow the progress of COPD. He discusses how specific cells work to target the lungs and calm inflammation, which can enhance quality of life for patients. We also sit down with Larry, a COPD patient who has seen a change in his symptoms since starting the cellular therapy treatments.

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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affects more than 24 million Americans and is the third leading cause of death in the United States. Since there remains no cure, the focus is on prevention, early diagnosis, and innovative treatment options to help patients manage the disease better. The Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease (GOLD) has developed recommendations for COPD management. Stay tuned!

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Today, Access Health features experts on shoulder replacement surgery and children’s food allergies. Got shoulder pain? Join the club! It’s estimated that nearly 100 million Americans suffer from some sort of shoulder issue, and when they do, shoulder replacement surgery is often the only effective recourse. Learn about a shoulder arthroplasty procedure called the SIMPLICITI™ Shoulder System. It is the first FDA-cleared canal-sparing system designed to reduce pain and potentially decrease surgical time, and potential complications, while preserving bone for the future.

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Asthma is one of the most common and costly diseases in America. Michele Cassalia of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America is sharing what you need to know once your child has been diagnosed with this chronic disease. It's important to know triggers, track symptoms, and recognize if it's getting worse. Michele and host Ereka Vetrini also discuss the importance of having an Asthma Action Plan for your child. Don't miss this important and life saving tip!

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