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SKIMS hosts program on allergy and pulmonology to address seasonal respiratory disorders

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 Srinagar, Oct 29 : The Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) conducted a specialized program on Allergy and Pulmonology, focusing on respiratory and lung disorders commonly seen with seasonal changes. The event, held by the SKIMS Department of Pediatrics, aimed to educate medical professionals on managing seasonal respiratory issues effectively.

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Dr. Mohammad Ashraf Ganie, Director of SKIMS, highlighted the relevance of this program, especially during the October season when respiratory illnesses spike. “In Kashmir, seasonal shifts from summer to autumn and spring to summer often lead to increased cases of viral infections and allergies.

During winter, bacterial infections also become more prevalent,” he noted. He added that elderly individuals face a higher risk of conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), while asthma and other allergic disorders often worsen during these times.

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