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Toxic smog hits UK triggering potentially fatal asthma attacks – Metro


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Toxic smog hits UK triggering potentially fatal asthma attacks
Metro
Authorities have sent out a warning as a cloud of smog is set to hit the UK. The Department For Food, Agriculture And Rural Affairs (Defra) has issued a level-8 red alert for air pollution as a cloud of toxic dust engulfs areas in south and central …
Toxic fog known as BLOOD RAIN set to sweep across BritainExpress.co.uk
Saharan dust cloud to hit UK with Greater Manchester missing worst of itManchester Evening News
Toxic smog and 'blood rain' set to hit UK as experts urge people to stay indoorsMirror.co.uk
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Pre-Existing Asthma Early Indicator Of Chronic Migraine Attacks: Study – Tech Times


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Pre-Existing Asthma Early Indicator Of Chronic Migraine Attacks: Study
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University of Cincinnati's Vincent Martin, M.D. and colleagues explained that having asthma is a strong predictor for chronic migraine attacks in the future. According to Richard Lipton, M.D., asthma and migraine are both disorders involving …
Pre-existing asthma may be a strong predictor of future chronic migraine attacksAustrian Tribune

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California researchers receive $6M grant to predict kids’ asthma attacks with … – MobiHealthNews


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California researchers receive $6M grant to predict kids' asthma attacks with …
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“Asthma is the most common chronic condition in children, and it weighs heavily on the nation in terms of public health, medical costs and quality of life,” Alex Bui, the principal investigator and a professor of radiological sciences at the David …
$6M to help kids cope with asthmaHealthcare IT News
Using Smart Devices and Wearables to Tackle Childhood AsthmamHealthIntelligence.com

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UCLA–USC team to develop tech to predict kids’ asthma attacks – University of California


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UCLA–USC team to develop tech to predict kids' asthma attacks
University of California
The platform will incorporate information about children's health with current data on weather conditions, air quality, pollen count and other factors that could trigger asthma attacks. A team of UCLA and USC researchers has been awarded $6 million by …
$6 million grant will help UCLA–USC team develop kid-friendly technology to …UC Los Angeles
Could Smart Devices Alert Children About Asthma Triggers?Healthcare Informatics

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Wing®, the First Way to Prevent Asthma Attacks, Exceeds $50K Funding Goal on … – The Edwardsville Intelligencer

Wing®, the First Way to Prevent Asthma Attacks, Exceeds $50K Funding Goal on …
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“Running this campaign has provided people with asthma and other respiratory conditions the opportunity to be the first to get Wing, and help spread awareness about the impact of these overlooked conditions,” Co-founder Abby Cohen said. “The feedback …

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Asthma in winter: Cold weather can trigger asthma attacks, seasonal allergies – Bel Marra Health


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Asthma in winter: Cold weather can trigger asthma attacks, seasonal allergies
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Asthma in winter: Cold weather can trigger asthma attacks, seasonal allergies Asthma in the winter can trigger asthma attacks and seasonal allergies. The cold winter air can be an asthmatic's worst nightmare as it makes it far more difficult to breathe.

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Study suggests new way to reduce seasonal asthma attacks in high-risk children – La Crosse Tribune

Study suggests new way to reduce seasonal asthma attacks in high-risk children
La Crosse Tribune
Adding targeted and short-term use of the drug omalizumab to guidelines-directed treatment just before the start of school cut in half the number of autumn asthma attacks, or exacerbations, in high-risk children. The findings are part of a clinical …

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