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New Narrative Matters: Asthma And Injustice On Chicago's Southeast Side
Health Affairs (blog) In Health Affairs' May Narrative Matters essay, a physician discovers a potential environmental link to asthma attacks in a poor Chicago community. Kohar Jones' article is freely available to all readers, or you can listen to the podcast. Don't forget … |
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The Cairns Post The result is that 400 Australians a year are dying from asthma says Associate Professor Mark Hew whose analysis is published in today's edition of the Medical Journal Australia. Thousands more end up in hospital emergency departments and 40,000 are … |
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Public/Private Partnership To Address Housing And Health Care For Children …
Health Affairs (blog) Mary (not her real name) is an elementary school student with moderate to severe asthma. She struggles to manage her condition and uses her rescue inhaler frequently. Mary's mother is concerned about several problems in their apartment, including an … |
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Pediatric Asthma: An Opportunity In Payment Reform And Public Health
Health Affairs (blog) Asthma affects 7 million children – more than 10 percent of kids in the U.S. – and is the most common chronic childhood disease. Yet even with high levels of insurance coverage, 46 percent of pediatric patients have uncontrolled asthma. There are … |
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Halloween Is a Scary Time for Allergy, Asthma Sufferers
Consumer Affairs Halloween is supposed to be pretend scary — but it's really scary for millions of children with asthma and allergies. It's not just the candy and treats that can cause problems but lots of other culprits you might not think of. … Halloween fright: How to avoid scaring up allergies and asthma |
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Family Meals Seen As 'Medicine' for Asthma
Consumer Affairs Calm family mealtimes that focus on communication can improve quality of life for children who have chronic asthma, research shows. … |
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