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Darshan being treated for jaundice, asthma
The Hindu Actor Darshan Toogudeepa, who was remanded in judicial custody for 14 days on Friday after the police arrested him on charges of beating up wife Vijayalakshmi, was treated in three hospitals here on Saturday for 'mild jaundice and asthma'. … Qaidi 9000, Actor Darshan has asthma, jaundice Darshan in hospital for asthma, jaundice 'Dehydrated, exhausted' Kannada star Darshan wheels around hospitals |
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New Jersey's Christie Being Treated in Hospital for Asthma
BusinessWeek July 28 (Bloomberg) — New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is being treated in a hospital for asthma after he had difficulty breathing and should be released later today, according to his office. Christie, 48, an asthmatic who uses an … Chris Christie: Does he have the look of a president? Test results normal for hospitalized NJ gov. Gov. Christie said to be feeling OK; tests confirm asthma attack |
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New Jersey's Christie Being Treated in Hospital for Asthma
San Francisco Chronicle July 28 (Bloomberg) — New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is being treated in a hospital for asthma after he had difficulty breathing and should be released later today, according to his office. Christie, 48, an asthmatic who uses an inhaler daily, … Test results normal for hospitalized NJ gov. Governor in Good Spirits After Asthma Episode Gov. Christie said to be feeling OK; tests confirm asthma attack |
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Christie Being Treated at New Jersey Hospital for Asthma, Spokesman Says
Bloomberg By Elise Young – Thu Jul 28 16:22:27 GMT 2011 New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is being treated in a hospital for asthma after he had difficulty breathing, said a spokesman, Michael Drewniak. Christie, 48, an asthmatic who uses an inhaler daily, … Gov. Christie in the hospital New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, rising GOP star, has health scare Christie Taken to Hospital After Difficulty Breathing |
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Botox Being Sought To Help Asthma Sufferers
The Inquisitr Botox may be thought of as the injection that leaves people with lifeless faces, but the skin paralyzing drug may have a better use, helping asthma suffers get over their inability to breath. A new procedure has doctors injecting botox in into the … Botox: Asthma Treatment – Will It Work? |
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Botox being used to treat asthma
ABC Online Asthma commonly attacks the lungs but it can also affect the voice box and traditional treatments do not help. Professor Phil Bardin says the idea is to stop the voice box from cramping. "What we will be doing is to do a selective injection into the … Botox to smooth breathing for asthmatics |
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Study: Too many asthmatic kids being given antibiotics
Chicago Sun-Times Antibiotics aren'ta recommended treatment for asthma, yet doctors are prescribing them to roughly one in six children with asthma who shouldn't be getting them, according to new research. That amounts to nearly 1 million prescriptions for antibiotics … Too many kids getting antibiotics for asthma Study shows that Antibiotics For Asthma Were Prescribed to Too Many Children Too many antibiotics prescribed for asthma |
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Children with allergies 'being let down': Your comments
BBC News Food allergies affect around 8% of infants, and an incredible 40% of UK children have either asthma, eczema, hay fever or a food allergy. … A raw deal? |
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Many smokers being wrongly treated for asthma – expert
Daily Star – Lebanon “Many COPD patients in Lebanon are being treated as if they have asthma and have been prescribed inhaled corticosteroids as a first line treatment,” said … |
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Report: Millions in area at risk of being denied insurance
An estimated 2.6 million people in Virginia, Maryland and the District have diagnosed preexisting medical conditions that could put them at risk of being denied insurance coverage if they try to buy it on their own, according to reports released Wednesday. Insurance – Business – Financial Services – Agents and Marketers – Business and Economy
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