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Harvard-made lung muscle could yield asthma insights
CNET As someone with asthma, I can tell you that it's not fun to feel as though a 200-pound man is sitting on your chest after you've just run a marathon. Up a flight of stairs. With a gag in your mouth. So when there's news about asthma research, my … Airway muscle-on-a-chip mimics asthma Muscle-on-a-chip Mimics Asthma, May Help Test Drugs |
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Wireless asthma inhaler teaches proper use
CNET The same can be said for improper asthma inhaler use–a serious and expensive problem considering some 5000 people visit the emergency room due to and 11 people die from asthma every day, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. New Asthma Training Device More Than Doubles Proper Use Rates Sensor technology yields innovative asthma training device Inhaler trainer is a breeze |
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Youths tackle cancer, asthma for Google science fair (photos)
CNET Lauren Hodge won the 13-14 age group for her project, which examined carcinogenic compounds found in grilled chicken; and Naomi Shah took the top prize in the 15- to 16-year-old category for her study of environmental factors contributing to asthma, … You Go, Google Girls Google Science Fair Winners Announced The Teenage Winners of Google's Global Science Fair [PICS] |
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'Problematic Internet usage' more common than asthma
CNET To put what sounds like a small number in perspective, the researchers say that Internet over-usage is now more prevalent than asthma. "Pediatricians and parents continue to report overuse of the Internet in their patients and children," says Dr. … |
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