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The West Australian |
Perth people were treated to a rare sight when health advocates flew a hot air …
The West Australian Asthma Foundation WA used the clear skies to mark its 50th anniversary and to remind the public of the need for asthma safety in the lead-up to National Asthma Week. AFWA chief executive David Johnson said the foundation was inundated with public … |
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Public health advocates hope Obama's climate change initiative will help …
ModernHealthcare.com They hope the president's plan will help reduce what they say are the changing climate's adverse effects on child and adult asthma, allergies and other respiratory diseases, heart disease, diabetes, and other air- and heat-related conditions, as well … |
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Public health advocates hope Obama's climate change initiative will help …
Crain’s Detroit Business They hope the president's plan will help reduce what they say are the changing climate's adverse effects on child and adult asthma, allergies and other respiratory diseases, heart disease, diabetes, and other air- and heat-related conditions, as well … |
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Commissioner Darnell Advocates Asthma Awareness in Greater Southwest Atlanta
Patch.com County research shows the largest number of asthma-related deaths in Fulton have been "located in communities south of I-20." By Janita Poe The Fulton County Board of Commissioners has passed a resolution sponsored by Vice Chairperson Emma Darnell … |
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Asthma death turns parents into advocates
Washington Post Taylor Ragland lost her life to bronchial asthma at age 17. After her death, Taylor's parents have become advocates for asthma awareness. (/Megan Rossman) Correction: Clarification: SuperFan badge holders consistently post smart, timely comments about … |
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 USA Today |
Advocates: Importance of play time for children neglected
USA Today In the course of her work to study how children with diabetes and asthma coped with their illnesses, Clark found kids used their imaginations to handle stress and make sense of their disease. She recalled the case of one boy with asthma whose stuffed … |
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