Was the Doctor Right About Your Child’s Asthma Diagnosis? – U.S. News & World Report


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Was the Doctor Right About Your Child's Asthma Diagnosis?
U.S. News & World Report
It seems like a eureka moment – and it may, in fact, be just that: Your child, who has been nursing a cough and wheezing while exerting himself, is finally diagnosed – with asthma. Historically, research finds this common chronic respiratory disease

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Miller Hospital in Long Beach earns major certification in asthma care – Long Beach Press Telegram


Long Beach Press Telegram

Miller Hospital in Long Beach earns major certification in asthma care
Long Beach Press Telegram
Miller Children's & Women's Hospital Long Beach became the first free-standing children's hospital in California, and only the 11th children's hospital in the nation, to receive the Disease Specific Certification in Pediatric Asthma from The Joint

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New therapy could reduce asthma sufferers’ lung inflammation – Western Daily Press


Western Daily Press

New therapy could reduce asthma sufferers' lung inflammation
Western Daily Press
Dr Adriana Lopes da Silva, of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, said: "We found a single dose of highly compacted DNA nanoparticle thymulin gene therapy effectively reduces the inflammatory and remodeling process in asthmatic lungs.

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Novel gene therapy shows potential for lung repair in asthma American Thoracic Society – EurekAlert (press release)


EurekAlert (press release)

Novel gene therapy shows potential for lung repair in asthma American Thoracic Society
EurekAlert (press release)
ATS 2016, SAN FRANCISCO — A new study has demonstrated a way to deliver a nanoparticle-based gene therapy, in order to repair lungs damaged by chronic allergic asthma and to reduce inflammation that causes asthma attacks. The potential therapy …

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Capitalizing on a teachable moment motivates parents of kids with asthma to quit smoking – Science Daily

Capitalizing on a teachable moment motivates parents of kids with asthma to quit smoking
Science Daily
Despite a reduction in overall smoking prevalence, parental smoking and pediatric SHSe remain high, particularly among minority and low income families with children with asthma. More than 40 percent of all children are exposed to SHSe, which increases …

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