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Toxic air in India leads to rise in respiratory diseases
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Toxic air in India leads to rise in respiratory diseases
India’s top cities are once again in the smog season, which has caused a spike in bronchial disorders among adults and children. Doctors are increasingly prescribing nebulisers to administer medication into the lungs of patients with chronic pulmonary conditions. Smita Sharma has the report.
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