Management Programs Keeping Asthma Patients Out of Emergency Rooms – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Management Programs Keeping Asthma Patients Out of Emergency Rooms
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Children's Health reports a nearly 50-percent reduction in emergency department visits for kids with a primary diagnosis of asthma due to the collective impact of dedicated asthma management programs, including technology similar to the asthma app, My …

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Officials: Inmate who died in jail suffered acute asthma attack – Corvallis Gazette Times


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Officials: Inmate who died in jail suffered acute asthma attack
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The 46-year-old man who died April 26 while in custody at the Benton County Jail suffered an "acute asthma attack" while on a supervised walk, authorities said Tuesday. According to previous reports, Rory Christopher Holmes fell unconscious while

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Do You Know the ‘Hidden’ Signs of Asthma? – WebMD


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Do You Know the 'Hidden' Signs of Asthma?
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WEDNESDAY, May 11, 2016 (HealthDay News) — While most people know that wheezing is a sign of asthma, far fewer realize that trouble sleeping or a persistent cough may also be symptoms of the airway disease, a new survey shows. Those findings may …
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The asthma talk teens need before they leave for college

By Lisa Rapaport (Reuters Health) – When teens have asthma, the “sex talk” isn’t the only tough discussion parents should make sure kids get before heading off to college. The teen years are a good time for parents to start encouraging children to talk with doctors about managing their health, particularly as questions arise about how to live with chronic conditions like asthma, Dr. David Stukus and colleagues argue in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. “Teenagers are learning about their bodies and health from a variety of sources, and most of them are not the most reliable – this includes their peers, internet searches, or what they may encounter through media and television or movies,” Stukus, a researcher at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Ohio State University in Columbus, said by email.

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