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Irish Examiner |
Open fires 'bad' for asthma
Irish Examiner Open fires can cause breathing difficulties for people with asthma and respiratory problems, according to the Irish Asthma Society. The comments come after it emerged the most recent building regulations actively discourage homeowners from installing … |
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The Northern Echo (registration) |
Do you know what to do in the event of an asthma attack? Most people in the North-East don't.
The Northern Echo (registration) THE MAJORITY of people in the region wouldn't know what to do if someone had an asthma attack. Almost three-quarters of those in the North-East and North Yorkshire would not know how to help someone struggling to breathe, according to data from … |
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Cronkite News |
Children living in lower-income areas are more susceptible to asthma
Cronkite News Children in the state's lower-income urban communities suffer more serious bouts of asthma caused by dirty air and other pollutants – despite decades of state and local monitoring and repeated concerns that air in their neighborhoods is dangerous to … |
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Yoga may reduce impact of asthma
gulfnews.com Hong Kong: If you are suffering from asthma, practising yoga may offer some relief from the chronic disease and improve your quality of life, suggests new research. Asthma is a common chronic disease affecting about 300 million people worldwide. The … Yoga Tied to Small Improvements in QoL, Symptoms in Asthma |
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gulfnews.com |
1 in 6 UAE residents suffers from asthma
gulfnews.com Dubai: One person in six in the UAE suffers from asthma. And despite medical experts' efforts to increase awareness of the debilitating breathing condition – the numbers continue to rise. As the summer season approaches, the conditions for asthma … |
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Extreme weather events may lead to more asthma hospitalization
News-Medical.net Extreme heat and heavy rainfall are related to increased risk of hospitalization for asthma in Maryland, according to a study by University of Maryland School of Public Health researchers. Based on over a decade of asthma hospitalization data (115,923 … |
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Gadsden cheer coach dies after asthma attack
Alabama’s News Leader "The fiancee of one of my employees called and I recognized who she was right away ," said J.R. Zeringue, the owner of Ace All-Stars of Gadsden. "She said JR…Reggie didn't make it." 31-year-old Reginald Tremain suffered an asthma attack Monday. |
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Fox News |
Kids with more daily stress have more nightly asthma awakenings
Fox News "Nocturnal asthma is an area that patients often talk about but there's not a lot of research in child nocturnal asthma," said lead author Dr. Caroline C. Horner of the Department of Pediatrics at Washington University School of Medicine and St. Louis … |
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Kids with more daily stress have more nightly asthma awakenings
WHTC (Reuters Health) – – A stressful day may make a child more prone to an asthma attack that night – with worse than usual asthma symptoms the next day as well, a small U.S. study suggests. “Nocturnal asthma is an area that patients often talk about but … |
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