About Stacey Lloyd Expertise I can answer questions regarding the most common lung diseases; however, I am most qualified to answer questions regarding tuberculosis.
Experience I have over ten years experience in healthcare and over six years in experience the pharmaceutical industry with a specialty in respiratory disease.
Education/Credentials M.S degree in the pharmaceutical sciences from Temple University School of Pharmacy
B.S. in Biology from Elizabethtown College
Question it is my sister who has the disease, and is currently living in huntingdon cambs, my question is this: would it be more beneficeial for her to live by/near the seaside, is there a particular air quality that would be helpful to her condition
Answer Sue,
Humid environments tend to make breathing more difficult for people with lung disease. There's just too much moisture in the air, making it "thick" and difficult for it to flow through the airways easily. A drier environment tends to be best. However, pollution and ozone levels should also be considered. Typically, state weather services have this information, so you can see which areas are better than others.
