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February 2013

10 Ways to Curb Hidden Allergens at Home

Is your green home making you sick? Millions of people are still bothered by winter allergies as they spend more time indoors. Are you tracking in allergens without even knowing? Energy-efficient homes may be trapping allergens inside, too.

View our hidden home allergens infographic.

Short of Breath? It Might Be
Your Heart

"It's very common for people
to be short of breath because of both their heart and their lungs," says Dr. Andrew Freeman, a cardiologist at National Jewish Health. Coordinated care by our pulmonolgists and cardiologists can help you breathe easier.

Watch more on the heart / lung connection.

Cardiac Nuclear Stress Test
Saves a Life

Steve Chin came to National Jewish Health because of his worsening asthma. He left having undergone life-saving open-heart surgery.

Read Steve’s story.

Move Winter Allergens Out

Keeping the cold out also means keeping the allergens in. Learn what you can do to manage winter allergy symptoms.

Watch tips for winter indoor allergies.

Reducing Sensitivity to Peanuts

Peanuts are the leading cause of life-threatening allergic food reactions. New research at National Jewish Health shows promise for treating this common food allergy.

New immunotherapy for peanut allergy.