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Asthma costly for NY Medicaid system, new report says
Oneida Dispatch Asthma costly for NY Medicaid system, new report says. Asthma educator Kim Reiners, right, a registered nurse, administers a breathing treatment to Kymbrea Valrey, 12, who has chronic asthma, at Cardon Children's Medical Center in Mesa, Ariz. AP file. |
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Asthma costly for NY Medicaid system, new report says
Kingston Daily Freeman Asthma costly for NY Medicaid system, new report says. Asthma educator Kim Reiners, right, a registered nurse, administers a breathing treatment to Kymbrea Valrey, 12, who has chronic asthma, at Cardon Children's Medical Center in Mesa, Ariz. AP file. |
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 ABC News |
New Asthma Treatment Successful but Costly
ABC News For Jenny McLeland, 33, of St. Louis, severe asthma restricted not only her breathing but her daily life. McLeland, who has had asthma since birth, tried everything her doctors recommended to relieve her asthma, from playing sports to taking the … |
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Costly asthma treatments over-prescribed
Pharmacy News The study findings suggested just five per cent of children with asthma had severe cases warranting the use of expensive combination inhalers, but a much higher number were receiving scripts for them. Professor Mellis also said children under the age … |
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 Mother Nature Network (blog) |
Breathing easy more costly as asthma inhalers go green
KENS 5 TV SAN ANTONIO — A big change is on the way for people who control their asthma with an over-the-counter inhaler. As of January 1, 2012, you'll need a prescription. This is part of a push to get rid of CFC propellants that destroy … Asthma treatment Primatene Mist to leave market at year's end FDA to ban certain asthma inhalers Feds Finalizing Ban on Over-the-Counter Asthma Inhalers Over Environmental … |
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 CTV.ca |
Alberta health minister commits to paying for costly immune disorder drugs
Vancouver Sun “You have to understand the drug Xolair is something that has been looked at for assisting asthma sufferers … but it has not yet been licensed or approved for the condition he has, which is Job's Syndrome,” he said. He said his ministry spent the … Help on the way for ailing GP boy |
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