12/01/2024Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineShortness of breath: a discussionShortness of breath may induce panic and fear in an individual, provoking concern of a serious problem. Specialist in respiratory medicine Dr Grace Robinson discusses the condition, including potentia...
11/04/2023Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineFrequently asked questions about lung diseasesIn terms of frequently occurring lung diseases, viral infections that cause a cough and a runny nose for a few days are extremely common. Viral infections can make you feel generally unwell for a few ...
17/11/2022Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineChest infections: the common condition explainedDr Grace Robinson is a leading respiratory medicine specialist based in Reading. In her latest article, Dr Robinson explains chest infections in detail, including the symptoms and treatments.
19/07/2022Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineDoes COVID-19 have a permanent effect on the lungs?Considering its initial status as a dangerous respiratory illness with unknown qualities, it’s no surprise that people may want to know all about the after effects of COVID-19 on the lungs. Leading sp...
15/09/2021Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineFAQs on BronchiectasisBronchiectasis is a fairly common chronic lung condition. Its common causes include pneumonia, non-tuberculosis mycobacterium, and tuberculosis. We decided to get in contact with Dr Grace Robinson who...
13/07/2021Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineObstructive sleep apnoeaDr Grace Robinson shares her expertise on obstructive sleep apnoea, a common issue that can cause a wide range of problems from respiratory problems to tiredness.
20/04/2021Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineCoronavirus and lung issuesHave you been wondering how COVID-19 impacts the lungs? We spoke with Dr Grace Robinson, who is a leading specialist in pulmonology and respiratory medicine, to discuss how the novel coronavirus can i...
15/12/2020Dr Grace RobinsonRespiratory MedicineChronic cough: when it’s time to see a doctorWhile most coughs can take up to four weeks to clear up completely, there are some that can linger for longer and become chronic - indicating something more serious is going on. Dr Grace Robinson, a ...