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Australian Business Mogul Bruce Mathieson Invests in iSonea
RedOrbit Announcing the placement, iSonea Chief Executive Officer Michael Thomas said the investment recognizes the pioneering nature of iSonea's asthma and acoustic respiratory monitoring (ARM(TM)) technologies, as the company sets itself to lead in the global … |
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Focus on lung health
The West Australian There are more than seven subtypes of asthma depending on whether the condition was related to a viral infection, environmental allergen, chemical interaction with medication, physical stimulation such as by exercise or cold air, or hormones. Anyone … |
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Tooth decay bigger issue than asthma
The West Australian Although tooth decay was five times more prevalent than asthma in children, 35 per cent of parents said their children only brushed once a day and 60 per cent expected them to have tooth decay. Spiros Agapitos, owner and principal dentist at Dental … |
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Asthma no bar to sporting success
The Australian A quarter of Britain's hopefuls including Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins, swimmer Rebecca Adlington and marathon runner Paula Radcliffe all have asthma, according to charity Asthma UK. About three quarters of people with asthma say that … |
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Aussie asthma sufferers oblivious of risk
The Australian Asthma sufferers in Australia have a dangerously laid-back attitude towards their condition, according to a national survey of adult patients. Relaxing Attitude towards Asthma will Not Work Longer Lax attitude towards asthma Asthma sufferers oblivious of risk |
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Pregnant asthmatic women taking risks
The Australian WOMEN who stop taking asthma medication when pregnant are putting themselves and their unborn babies at risk, a new study said. Monash University researcher Angelina Lim said while the dangers of stopping asthma medication were well documented, … Pregnant women taking risks with asthma medication Pregnant women with asthma putting babies at risk |
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Pharmaxis asthma treatment found safe, but is it effective?
Australian Life Scientist A phase IIa trial of Pharmaxis' (ASX:PXS) experimental allergic asthma drug, ASM8, has been shown safe, but more trials will be required to demonstrate efficacy. Asthma sufferers will have to wait a little longer before they have a potential new … |
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Cure for common cold announced by Australian drug maker
Catholic Online The compound was tested in 300 asthmatic patients infected with the cold-causing human rhinovirus. The trial proved that cold symptoms eased quickly and the duration of the infection was shortened considerably. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) – The … New Drug May Cure Common Cold Drug Breakthrough for Colds Firm Claims Drug to Cure Common Cold |
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Asthma ride turns into family fun
The West Australian Hundreds of cyclists took part in the RAC Freeway Bike Hike for Asthma event yesterday, some riding 70km from Mandurah to Perth. More than $100000 was raised for the Asthma Foundation WA. Riders chose from a range of courses, which all finished at … |
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Perth haze triggers asthma and allergy alert
The Australian MEDICAL experts are warning asthma, allergy and other respiratory disease sufferers to stay indoors as thick haze continues to shroud Perth. Haze has blanketed the city for most of this week, as a large bushfire continues to burn in Western Australia's … Smoke haze a hazard for asthma sufferers Collie shrouded in haze |
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