Sentences with phrase «settle in the lungs»

It is transmitted exactly like Dirofilaria repens by mosquitoes to dogs, and settles in the lungs and the heart.

The cancer has settled in her lungs, forcing her to wear a nasal cannula and drag around a portable oxygen tank.

Fungus enters the respiratory system through inhalation and settles in the lungs, resulting in pneumonia.

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South African miners including Anglo American agreed to pay $ 400m to settle a class action launched by former miners who contracted serious lung diseases working in the country's gold shafts.

Mining companies including Anglo - American Plc agreed to settle a class - action lawsuit from workers who said they contracted deadly lung diseases in South African gold mines.

That soot, fly ash or whatever you want to call it is borne aloft by the hot gases of combustion before settling gently back to Earth in lungs, into lakes and the sea or onto the landscape.

He settled in America and was later diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.

Soon, the heartworm larvae settle down in the arteries and blood vassals of the lungs, and within 3 - 4 months, your poor pet will soon be carrying a raging heartworm population.

Here, the larvae spend the next eight months developing, eventually settling in the heart or lungs where they grow to maturity and reproduce.

The spores are inhaled and settle deep in the lungs or alveolar sacs.

Caused by the parasite «Dirofilaria immitis», heartworm disease is actually a type of roundworm that settles inside the blood vessels in the lungs as well as inside the heart.

Though it would be even more exciting if my favorite ginger - haired howler were actually appearing in Dragon Age 2, I'll settle for Florence Welsh, the lungs behind Florence + the Machine, being on the game's soundtrack.

Eventually, scar tissue can develop in the lungs where the asbestos settles.

But as often happens in these situations, once the coal dust settles (in the lungs of local people and their children) business gets back to usual.

Those exposed to asbestos breathe in or ingest the tiny fibers, which may settle into the lungs.