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Everyday Health (blog) |
5 Common Myths About Asthma
Everyday Health (blog) Asthma affects more than 25 million people in the United States. Yet despite the chronic lung disease's prevalence, myths persist about the condition and its treatment. Here are five common misconceptions about asthma – and the facts you need to know. |
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iFreePress.com (blog) |
Apprentice star Stuart Baggs died of asthma
iFreePress.com (blog) The newspaper's article goes on to state that Stuart had suffered from asthma for a number of years, and though we would assume he believed his condition was under control, evidently the rapidity with which a sufferer can deteriorate during an attack … Plymouth Apprentice star Stuart Baggs died of asthma Apprentice star Stuart 'The Brand' Baggs 'died of asthma' Asthma killed young Apprentice |
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The Wiire (blog) |
Ajanta Pharma bags USFDA nod For Asthma Treatment Pill
The Wiire (blog) Drug giant Ajanta Pharma has bagged final nods from the US health watchdog for generic montelukast pills and oral granules utilized for deterrence as well as cure of asthma and to ease indications of seasonal pollinosis. Ajanta Pharma Gets US Regulator's Nod for Asthma Treatment Drug Ajanta Pharma Receives Approval From USFDA For Asthma Treatment Drug |
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The Wiire (blog) |
New Lab-on-a-Chip to identify Asthma as well as Tuberculosis
The Wiire (blog) The researchers have developed a low cost chip on device that can analyze sputum from patients with pulmonary diseases such as tuberculosis and asthma. This is an accurate diagnosis that would help a lot of people in the long run. The sample cells are … Lab on a Chip Acoustofluidic Sputum Liquefaction Device for Safe Asthma and … New Lab-on-a-Chip to Better Diagnose Asthma, Tuberculosis On-Chip Processor the First Step in Point-of-Care Tuberculosis and Asthma … |
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PSFK (blog) |
Pipe Carpeting for the Asthmatic Kills Dust Mites with Heat
PSFK (blog) People with allergies and asthma stay away from specific kinds of textiles and rightfully so: allergic reactions brought about by dust mites and dust can be very serious. As a result, asthmatic people often cannot have carpets, rugs and curtains … |
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PSFK (blog) |
Pipe Carpet for Asthma Kills Dust Mites with Heat – PSFK.com
PSFK (blog) People with allergies and asthma stay away from specific kinds of textiles and rightfully so: allergic reactions brought about by dust mites and dust can be very serious. As a result, asthmatic people often cannot have carpets, rugs and curtains … |
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The Australian (blog) |
Asthma: Australian researchers find PAG1 gene may be linked | The Australian
The Australian (blog) While previous discoveries by Dr Ferreira led to a current clinical trial testing whether a drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis could be useful in treating asthma, he cautioned that further research was needed to determine the potential impact of … |
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Health Affairs (blog) |
Public/Private Partnership To Address Housing And Health Care For Children …
Health Affairs (blog) Mary (not her real name) is an elementary school student with moderate to severe asthma. She struggles to manage her condition and uses her rescue inhaler frequently. Mary's mother is concerned about several problems in their apartment, including an … |
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Asthma Therapeutics Market 2015 by Leading Research Firm | Medgadget
Medgadget.com (blog) The global prevalence of asthma, a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways, has risen considerably in recent decades and is expected to reach 400 million people by 2025. This high prevalence is a substantial contributor to healthcare costs and a … |
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Cincinnati.com (blog) |
Ickey Woods looks to spike asthma – Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati.com (blog) NEWPORT – "That one's going on the 'gram!" shouted a teenage girl as she excitedly skipped away from a selfie with former Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods – who gladly provided a "Woo!" while taking the photo that was about to hit Instagram. |
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