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Huffington Post |
Man With Asthma Dies After Being Hogtied By Mississippi Police
Huffington Post Goode — who, according to Edwards, had asthma and carried an inhaler — was arrested for disorderly conduct. For reasons not yet clear, Goode was hogtied by officers and placed facedown on a stretcher belonging to a responding ambulance, the lawyer … |
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Headlines & Global News |
Doritos Warning: School Bans New Super Spicy Variety After Asthmatic Student …
Headlines & Global News Beth Laybourn, 14, who is also asthmatic, was played this Russian roulette-style game with her younger brother and a friend, each taking turns eat a chip, according to The Sun. "At first it wasn't that hot. We carried on going round and I started … 'I really thought I was going to die': British girl has asthma attack after … British girl feared for her life after eating 'melt your face' hot Doritos School Bans Spicy Doritos After Student Reported Breathing Problems |
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Belfast Telegraph |
School bans Roulette Doritos after child 'has asthma attack after eating spicy …
Belfast Telegraph A British school has banned Doritos which contain crisps flavoured with a chilli 10 times hotter than the average jalapeno after they allegedly caused a child to have an asthma attack. Ads by Google. Pupils at Scarborough's George Pindar School are no … British girl feared for her life after eating 'melt your face' hot Doritos … Doritos Roulette: Schoolgirl 'thought she was going die' after eating spicy … Asthmatic teen thought she was 'going to DIE' after eating spicy Doritos … |
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Daily Mail |
Mo Farah changed asthma medication after moving to work with Alberto Salazar …
Daily Mail Mo Farah's asthma medication changed after he moved to Portland to work with American coach Alberto Salazar, Sportsmail has learned. The 32-year-old had been diagnosed with asthma as a child but used only a basic inhaler from 'late 2009' according to … Alberto Salazar must prove innocence or I'll be first person out, says Mo Farah Farah says he is 100 percent clean |
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fox8.com |
7-year-old Euclid girl dies after suffering asthma attack | fox8.com
fox8.com EUCLID-A family is mourning the loss of their precious 7-year-old daughter, after she suffered an asthma attack Sunday. Melody's mom woke up and found her daughter unresponsive in the bathroom Sunday night. Her mom performed CPR, was able to … |
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fox8.com |
7-year-old Euclid girl dies after suffering asthma attack
fox8.com EUCLID-A family is mourning the loss of their precious 7-year-old daughter, after she suffered an asthma attack Sunday and passed away from complications earlier this week. Melody's mom woke up and found her daughter unresponsive in the bathroom … |
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Percentage of participants have asthma exacerbations up to 2 years after …
Healio “The current study suggests that the asthma exacerbation risk after stepping down asthma medication is similar to previous reports despite differences in patient selection, study setting and length of follow-up,” Matthew A. Rank, MD, of the Division of … |
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NJ.com |
Jersey City student died in her mother's arms after asthma attack; 'everyone …
NJ.com Aris Turner's grieving parents recalled their daughter today as a beautiful, loving, and intelligent young woman. The 14-year-old eight-grader died on May 22 at home when she suffered a heart attack after what her parents described as a bad asthma attack. |
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ThisWeekNews |
Family, friends rally for awareness after asthma-related death
ThisWeekNews Family and friends of 19-year-old Marisa Smock, a 2014 Davidson High School graduate who died May 6 from complications of severe asthma, are marshaling Marisa's Mascots to participate in the Lung Force Walk for the American Lung Association on June … |
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News-Medical.net |
Women more likely to be hospitalised after asthma emergency care
News-Medical.net US research shows that women who attend the emergency department (ED) with acute asthma are almost twice as likely to be admitted to hospital than men despite several measures of asthma control, treatment and severity being more favourable in women. |
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