Medical articles of Respiratory diseases

31/10/2025
Dr James Murray
Consultant Respiratory Physician
How a multidisciplinary team follows up on treatments
Ongoing follow-up is a crucial part of care, ensuring that treatments remain effective and any problems are detected early. This process is rarely handled by one professional alone. Instead, a multidisciplinary team (MDT) works together to monitor progress, support recovery, and adjust treatment plans when needed.
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09/01/2025
Dr Martin Gray
Paediatric Preventative Care
Respiratory diseases in children: Common conditions and care
In this article, highly regarded consultant paediatrician, Dr Martin Gray, provides us with all the necessary information in relation to respiratory diseases in children.
03/08/2022
Dr Raghu Raju
Consultant in Respiratory medicine and Allergy
Ask an expert: How does immunotherapy treatment for hay fever work?
Highly respected consultant in respiratory medicine and allergy Dr Raghu Raju sheds light on the benefits of immunotherapy treatment for hay fever sufferers in this informative article.
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27/08/2021
Dr Martin Gray
Paediatric Preventative Care
Young infants and winter respiratory viruses: how parents can protect their susceptible newborns
Newborn infants, especially within their first year of life, can be adversely affected by various common winter respiratory viruses, such as the common cold. In our latest article, highly experienced paediatric specialists, Dr Martin Gray and Dr Margarita Burmester share their expertise with regards to how parents can best protect their young infants from potentially dangerous winter respiratory viruses.
25/03/2020
Written by Top Doctors
COVID-19: live updates on the pandemic
Top Doctors is crucial when it comes to bringing you the latest in trustworthy, fact-checked health news. The 23rd March 2020 marked the beginning of the UK under lockdown. COVID-19 has had a huge impact in the UK and internationally, therefore, Top Doctors has decided to keep a daily log on the developing situation. We're keeping you informed, so you can do your best to protect your health and well-being.
14/01/2019
Written by Top Doctors
Respiratory tract infections: when to see a doctor
In the winter months, pneumonia and ‘flu are some of the most common reasons to be admitted into hospital. It’s important for all patients to recognise the signs and know when to get medical advice – so this article provides a brief guide.