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Lung Disease News |
Grazax for Childhood Asthma Nuetralizes Pollen, Could Hinder Disease Progression
Lung Disease News Study findings demonstrated that Grazax is effective for the treatment of asthma symptoms in kids. The medication also reduced grass and pollen allergy symptoms. Researchers measured direct reductions in immune system reactions in response to Grazax … |
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Treehugger |
Smart wristband could predict and prevent asthma attacks
Treehugger The CDC reports that more than 24 million people in the U.S. alone suffer from asthma. Triggers can be allergens, poor air quality, certain types of exercise, among other things. For now, those affected have to rely on prescription inhalers to get them … |
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Man who could not run even 100 metres due to asthma scales Everest
The Hindu A Sherpa in my team took the pictures and documented my achievement,” he says. “Earlier, I could not even run 100 metres because of asthma. During my college days, I decided to reduce dependency on inhalers,” he says. Now, he runs 14 km every day. |
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Med Device Online (press release) |
Asthma Sufferers Could Breathe Easier Thanks To New Wearable
Med Device Online (press release) Scientists at North Carolina State University (NCSU) have developed a health and environmental tracker (HET), a wearable system that aims to predict and potentially prevent asthma attacks by tracking lung function, activity rates, environmental factors … |
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NDTV |
Health, environmental tracker could head off asthma attacks without drugs
FierceMedicalDevices (press release) (registration) Currently, asthma treatment involves avoiding irritants and taking medication to relieve symptoms. Researchers at North Carolina State University have created a wearable system that more concretely monitors potential environmental irritants and could … New Wearable Device Could Predict, Prevent Asthma Attacks Wearable system, new devices aim to predict, prevent asthma attacks NC State Scientists Develop Wearable System To Predict, Prevent Asthma Attacks |
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NDTV |
New Wearable Device Could Predict, Prevent Asthma Attacks
NDTV Asthma patients may soon do away with their inhalers as researchers at North Carolina State University in the US including one of Indian origin, Professor Veena Misra, have developed an integrated, wearable system that monitors a user's environment … |
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Hindustan Times |
New wearable device could predict, prevent asthma attacks
Hindustan Times Asthma patients may soon do away with their inhalers as researchers, including one of Indian origin, have developed an integrated, wearable system that monitors a user's environment, heart rate and other physical attributes with the goal of predicting … |
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Twitter Could Help Predict and Prevent Asthma Flare-Ups
Pharmacy Times New research presented at the Pediatric Academic Societies 2016 Meeting suggests that health departments could use social media to prevent asthma flare-ups by distributing information about triggers to avoid and the importance of taking asthma … |
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Western Daily Press |
New therapy could reduce asthma sufferers' lung inflammation
Western Daily Press Dr Adriana Lopes da Silva, of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, said: "We found a single dose of highly compacted DNA nanoparticle thymulin gene therapy effectively reduces the inflammatory and remodeling process in asthmatic lungs. |
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Baltimore Sun |
Asthma hospitalizations in Maryland could rise with climate change
Baltimore Sun Amir Sapkota is an associate professor at the University of Maryland School of Public Health and the Maryland Institute for Applied Environmental Health. He's the lead author of a recent study that found that hospitalization for complications from … |
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