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A Text a Day Keeps Children's Asthma Away
PR Web (press release) In its continued mission to raise awareness about asthma treatment and prevention, PURE Solutions NA, a leading provider of hypoallergenic products and living environments, is discussing a new study that suggests text messaging can play an important … |
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An SMS a day can keep asthma away
Deccan Chronicle In a study by the Georgia Institute of Technology, pediatric patients who were asked questions about their symptoms and provided information about asthma via SMS showed improved pulmonary function and a better understanding of their condition … |
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A text message a day keeps the asthma attack away – R&D Magazine
R & D Magazine Simply sending children with asthma a text message each day asking about their symptoms and providing knowledge about their condition can lead to improved health outcomes. In a study by the Georgia Institute of Technology, pediatric patients who were … |
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A text message a day keeps the asthma attack away – Science Daily
Science Daily (press release) Apr. 30, 2013 — Simply sending children with asthma a text message each day asking about their symptoms and providing knowledge about their condition can lead to improved health outcomes. |
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Fremd High School Sophomore Passes Away from Apparent Asthma Attack
Patch.com UPDATED: Monday, April 1 3:35 p.m.. The Fremd High School community is mourning the loss of one of their own. Demerio Thomas, 15, a sophomore football player, passed away Saturday while visiting family with his mother in California. Fremd Head … Fremd High School sophomore dies during family vacation |
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Asthma Drug Could Relieve Hives Patients of Itch That Won't Go Away, Study Says
New York Times An asthma drug has shown promise in relieving itchiness for patients with chronic hives who do not get relief from traditional antihistamine treatment. The drug, omalizumab, known by its brand name, Xolair, is a monoclonal antibody approved to treat … Asthma drug can ease agony of constant itch, too Asthma Drug Found Highly Effective in Treating Chronic, Severe Hives and Itch Asthma Drug Curbs Chronic Hives |
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Lindsay Lohan Choked By Congressional Staffer?! Hides Away In Long Island …
PerezHilton.com After this whole nastay mess, Lindsay reportedly returned to her family's home in Long Island, where she supposedly suffered an asthma attack! Super lame! While we're sure there is more to the story than either party is letting on, why would Lindsay … Charges Dropped Against Lindsay Lohan's Alleged Attacker (Who Is A … Lindsay Lohan Assaulted: Star Allegedly Attacked In New York City Hotel Room … Lindsay Lohan tussles with congressional staffer in Manhattan hotel room over … |
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Former Kottonmouth Kings Member Pakelika Passes Away, Group Reacts
HipHopDX It was announced this weekend that former Kottonmouth Kings member Patrick "Pakelika" Cochrun has died. On August 11, the 34-year old passed away from a cardiac arrest, reportedly related to an asthma attack – according to his former label. Pakelika … Former Kottonmouth Kings Member Pakelika Passes Away at 34 Kottonmouth Kings' Pakelika Dies From Health Complications Kottonmouth Kings' Pakelika Is Dead |
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Former Kottonmouth Kings Member Pakelika Passes Away at 34
HIGH TIMES Pakelika (real name Patrick Cochrun), the former member of the Kottonmouth Kings known as the "Visual Assassin," died this past Saturday, August 11, from cardiac arrest caused by a severe asthma attack. He was 34. Pakelika's former Kottonmouth Kings … Kottonmouth Kings' Pakelika Dies From Health Complications Kottonmouth Kings' Pakelika Is Dead Pakelika Dead: Former Kottonmouth Kings Member Dies at Age 34 |
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Dirty air takes breath away
Sydney Morning Herald POLLUTION is giving otherwise healthy children asthma-like symptoms, potentially affecting their lung growth and function and casting doubt on whether national air quality standards are strong enough. A national study of 2860 primary school children … Soot Hearings: Speaking Out for Public Health |
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