Tennis champion Carlos Alcaraz uses nasal strips to breathe easily during matches. According to experts, nasal strips are stiff pieces of fabric that wrap around the nose and stick to the outside of ...

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The General Directorate of Security, affiliated with the Ministry of Interior, which purchased 100,000 five-chamber gas cartridges and 10,000 boxes of 400-millilitre pepper spray in April, will hold ...

A nonprescription saline spray or rinse is also a good option that can be used multiple times a day to help clear nasal passageways. If you have larger nasal polyps, short-term oral steroids may be ...

Joe Walsh is the first Alzheimer's patient to be treated with an experimental nasal spray designed to reduce inflammation in the brain. Joe Walsh, 79, is waiting to inhale. He's perched on a tan ...

The four-time Grand Slam champion, whose bid for a second consecutive French Open title was scheduled to continue with a third-round match last night, has often worn a nasal strip in matches since ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz, wearing a nasal strip ...

In practice, the science is less convincing. In 2021, Brazilian academic Ricardo Dinardi reviewed more than 600 studies on nasal strips and found they didn’t make a real difference in how much ...

The four-time Grand Slam champion, whose bid for a second consecutive French Open title was scheduled to continue with a third-round match Friday night, has often worn a nasal strip in matches ...

Joe Walsh is the first Alzheimer's patient to be treated with an experimental nasal spray designed to reduce inflammation in the brain. Can this nasal spray slow down Alzheimer's? One couple is ...

His wife, Karen Walsh, hovers over him, ready to depress the plunger on a nasal spray applicator. "One, two, three," a nurse counts. The plunger plunges, Walsh sniffs, and it's done. The nasal ...