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Asthma victim could not give address to ambulance
Staffordshire Newsletter A WOMAN who suffered a fatal asthma attack at home was too short of breath to tell the emergency services where she was. Karon Arrowsmith, 50, had a history of asthma and used a Ventolin inhaler to manage her condition, Cannock Coroner's Court heard on … |
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Recent Asthma Findings Could Open a New Market for ChromaDex (CDXC)
SmallCap Network The findings, which were published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, showed that pterostilbene may counteract the role of environmental pollutants and prevent the development of asthma. Pterostilbene is a compound found in blueberries. |
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Asthma could cost Zhang ticket to London
Times of India BEIJING: The coach of Chinese 800 metre freestyle world record holder Zhang Lin has blamed asthma for a disappointing national championships performance that could cost him a ticket to the London Games. Zhang, 25, only managed to finish fourth in 3min … Zhang may miss London Games due to asthma attacks Zhang Lin's Bad Result Probably Caused by Asthma |
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TUESDAY, March 27 (HealthDay News) — When health insurers require parents to pay a larger share of the cost of asthma medications for their children, more kids need emergency asthma treatment, suggests new research.
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Low fat hormone could predict asthma risk in women
Zee News Washington: Women with low serum levels of adiponectin, a protein hormone produced by adipose tissue, are more likely than others to develop asthma in the future – especially if they smoke, an Indian origin scientist has revealed. Akshay Sood, MD, MPH, … |
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Low fat hormone could predict asthma risk in women, particularly smokers
Newstrack India Washington, March 24 (ANI): Women with low serum levels of adiponectin, a protein hormone produced by adipose tissue, are more likely than others to develop asthma in the future – especially if they smoke, an Indian origin scientist has revealed. |
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Crucial discovery could lead to new treatments for asthma
Irish Examiner By Evelyn Ring Irish scientists have helped make a crucial discovery that could lead to new treatments for asthma, a disease that affects almost half a million people in this country. Prof Padraic Fallon from Trinity College Dublin and his … TCD research could lead to new treatment for asthma, dermatitis Scientists collaborate in discovery of new targets for the treatment of asthma |
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TCD research could lead to new treatment for asthma, dermatitis
thejournal.ie RESEARCH WORK carried out in collaboration by scientists at Trinity Collece in Dublin and at Cambridge, England has the potential to be used in new methods of treating asthma, atopic dermatitis and other allergic diseases. The research published in … Scientists collaborate in discovery of new targets for the treatment of asthma |
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New molecule could offer relief to allergies and asthma patients
Newstrack India Those suffering from allergy and asthma can hope some relief in the near future. Scientists have discovered a new molecule, which seems to play a deterrent to the body's allergic response to house dust mite. This discovery made at The University of … |
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New molecule could help fight against allergies and asthma
Newstrack India "There has been a sharp increase in the prevalence of allergies over the past few decades and allergic asthma among children has reached epidemic proportions in many industrialised countries, including the UK," said Dr Amir Ghaem-Maghami. |
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