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Asthma home visit program changing outcomes for Utah County families
Daily Herald Hearing frequent coughing used to be the norm in the Morales house. But now, after learning about daily medication to treat the symptoms of asthma through the Utah County Health Department's asthma home visit program, the three Morales children who … |
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Medical Daily |
Avoiding Air Pollution Key To Reducing Asthma Symptoms; Changing Lifestyle …
Medical Daily About 25 million Americans develop these symptoms on and off: coughing, wheezing, increased mucous production, and difficulty in breathing. But most people suffering from these classic symptoms of asthma keep getting repeated attacks in spite of … Individuals can improve asthma symptoms by avoiding air pollution Does your child with a food allergy or asthma have an action plan? ACAAI recommends flu vaccine for children with egg allergies, asthma |
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New treatment for asthma changing local lives
WSBT-TV Imagine not being able to go for a walk, or go upstairs or enjoy daily activities without struggling to breathe. It's a reality for people with severe asthma. A new procedure, now being offered in our area, is changing the lives of people with … |
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Spokane doctor changing the lives of patients with severe asthma
KREM.com (registration) SPOKANE—A new procedure practiced by a doctor in Spokane changed the lives for 24 patients with severe asthma. Severe asthma constricts airways, making it difficult for patients, such as Roberta Stapleton and Jim Wright, to breathe. “It feels like … |
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Changing diet may reduce asthma symptoms
HealthCentral.com People with asthma may be able to improve their symptoms by changing their diet, according to a new study. Previous evidence has shown that gut bacteria have a significant impact on the immune system. In a new study from the University of Lausanne in … |
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PBS NewsHour |
'Dog Dust' Could Protect Against Allergies, Asthma By Changing Gut Bacteria
Huffington Post Exposure to "dog dust," or the dried flakes of skin that fall from Fido, may protect against developing allergies and asthma in later life by altering intestinal bacteria, a new study in mice suggests. The dust appears to contain bacteria that, when … How Dogs Might Protect Kids Against Asthma: Gut Bacteria Having a dog protects against asthma and infection, study says Dogs May Guard Babies Against Asthma, Allergies |
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 RedOrbit |
Asthma Patients May Breathe More Easily Thanks To Game Changing Drug
RedOrbit Researchers said on Tuesday that a new type of asthma drug could be a potential game changer for patients with moderate to severe respiratory disease. The injectable drug, known as dupilumad, slashed asthmatic episodes by 87 percent in a mid-stage … |
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As Heat Dries Land And Lake, Asthma Fears Rise In Imperial County
Fronteras: The Changing America Desk He drove me along the main road that cuts through the several small cities that make up the Imperial Valley, pointing out the various sources of air pollution he feels are aggravating this area's asthma problem. There's the fallow land, the burning of … |
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As Heat Dries Land And Lake, Asthma Rates Increase In Imperial County
Fronteras: The Changing America Desk He drove me along the main road that cuts through the several small cities that make up the Imperial Valley, pointing out the various sources of air pollution he feels are aggravating this area's asthma problem. There's the fallow land, the burning of … |
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Changing weather hard on allergy, asthma sufferers
WFMZ Allentown "He has asthma," said his mom, Kim Rowley of Reading. "Every time the weather changes, he gets really sick." His little sister Savannah, 2, has had her share of doctor visits, too. "I think with her, because it gets hot and it gets cold and hot," said … |
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