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Asthma Symptoms Can Bloom in Springtime
Bloomington Pantagraph "While there is no cure for asthma, a personalized care plan including appropriate medications and education on triggers and proper care techniques can prevent attacks from occurring, helping patients lead a full and active life," she said in a Mount … |
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Brentford star Alan Judge reprimanded after being found with too much asthma-treating drug Salbutamol in his system
getwestlondon The Irishman, who has suffered from exercise-induced asthma since he was a child, was deemed to have too much Salbutamol, a common drug used for treating the condition via an inhaler, in his system. Judge has permission by the authorities to use it. Alan Judge: Brentford midfielder given doping warning Alan Judge warned for breaching anti-doping regulations |
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Fewer Inhaled Steroids OK for Asthmatic Kids?
WebMD FRIDAY, May 27, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Inhaled steroid therapy is commonly used to treat asthmatic children with persistent, daily wheezing episodes. However, a new study suggests that the powerful medicines may not be needed on a daily basis for … |
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Asthma Symptoms Can Bloom in Springtime
U.S. News & World Report "While there is no cure for asthma, a personalized care plan including appropriate medications and education on triggers and proper care techniques can prevent attacks from occurring, helping patients lead a full and active life," she said in a Mount … |
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Lung Disease News |
Severe Asthma Reduced in Phase 3 Benralizumab Tests
Lung Disease News AstraZeneca recently announced that the new severe asthma medicine benralizumab met the primary endpoints in two Phase 3 registration trials. Findings of the trials called SIROCCO and CALIMA, revealed that the monoclonal antibody compound was well … |
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UPI.com |
Fewer inhaled steroids may be OK for asthmatic children
UPI.com "This article may put our preschooler asthmatics in dangerous territory," she said. "A child who is a known asthmatic without daily controller medications is at great risk to have a life-threatening asthma attack. In these cases, it is better to overdo … |
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Mom accepts high school diploma after son dies from asthma attack days before graduation
KLTV Graduation for the Class of 2016 was held at Word Church on South Miles Road in Warrensville Heights. Seventeen-year-old Henry Griffin died of a severe asthma attack just days before this day of celebration. “We miss him, but we'll meet again,” said … |
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Mom accepts high school diploma after son dies from asthma attack days before graduation
Cleveland 19 News Graduation for the Class of 2016 was held at Word Church on South Miles Road in Warrensville Heights. Seventeen-year-old Henry Griffin died of a severe asthma attack just days before this day of celebration. “We miss him, but we'll meet again,” said … |
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HealthDay |
Fewer Inhaled Steroids May Be OK for Asthmatic Children
HealthDay FRIDAY, May 27, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Inhaled steroid therapy is commonly used to treat asthmatic children with persistent, daily wheezing episodes. However, a new study suggests that the powerful medicines may not be needed on a daily basis for … |
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Champ Camp provides respiratory repreive to youngsters with asthma
Loveland Reporter-Herald Ashley Seder, who also has asthma, serves as the Champ Camp director and is an asthma program manager with the American Lung Association in Colorado. "We are the only asthma management camp in the state," said Seder. "We teach kids how to … |
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