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Researchers develop asthma-detection technology
Kansas State Collegian About 10 Americans die from asthma every day, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and K-State researchers are trying to change the way asthma and other respiratory diseases are diagnosed by developing technology that will allow … |
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NDTV |
Novel Technique To Develop Vaccines For Cancer, Asthma
NDTV London: In a breakthrough, scientists have designed a simple technique that makes it possible to quickly and easily develop new type of vaccines for diseases such as cancer, asthma, allergies and cardiovascular diseases. "The major research … |
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Packet Online |
HEALTH MATTERS: Develop a plan to deal with childhood asthma
Packet Online Once diagnosed, asthma is typically treated with two kinds of medicines: long-term control medicines to prevent symptoms and quick-relief medicines to stop asthma symptoms when they occur. There are a variety of medications available, and they can come … |
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Daily Mail |
Eat SALMON to protect your baby from asthma: Children up to 5 times less likely to develop allergies mother eats …
Daily Mail Children were up to five times less likely to have been diagnosed with asthma by the age of three if their mother ate the oily fish while carrying them, a Southampton University study found. Mackerel, sardines, trout and herring are also rich in the … Oily fish eaten during pregnancy may reduce risk of asthma in offspring |
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UCalgary News |
Asthma researchers develop electronic care guide for family docs
UCalgary News Dr. David Johnson, left, of the Cumming School of Medicine, with seven-year-old Noah White and his mom Erin White. A new electronic care guide Dr. Johnson co-developed will help Noah with allergy-related asthma that requires a daily regime of inhalers … |
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Daily Mail |
Babies given paracetamol are nearly a THIRD more likely to develop asthma
Daily Mail Babies who are given paracetamol are nearly a third more likely to develop asthma, researchers have found. Taking paracetamol during pregnancy also increases the chance of the unborn child later becoming asthmatic, according to the Bristol University … Pregnant women who take paracetamol more likely to have babies with asthma Paracetamol could cause asthma in unborn babies Stronger evidence found for link between prenatal exposure to paracetamol and the risk of developing |
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USC News |
USC, UCLA to develop children's asthma prediction app
USC News USC and UCLA scientists are working on a smartphone app and cloud services platform that will predict the probability of a child's future asthma attack and provide personalized risk management advice. Frank Gilliland, professor of preventive medicine … |
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Neurology Advisor |
People with asthma more likely to develop chronic migraine
Clinical Advisor More than 5% of people with asthma developed chronic migraine, compared to 2.5% of those without. The lead author Vincent Martin, MD, a professor of medicine and co-director of the Headache and Facial Pain Program at the University of Cincinnati, said … Asthma-Related Inflammation Boosts Chronic Migraine Risk Asthma Tied to Increased Chronic Migraines |
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Tech Times |
C-section Children More Likely To Develop Asthma: Study
Tech Times Infants born through elective or planned caesarean section are at an increased risk of developing asthma than those born via normal spontaneous delivery, a new study warns. Moms-to-be should receive all advice and knowledge on the benefits and … |
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University of California |
UCLA–USC team to develop tech to predict kids' asthma attacks
University of California The platform will incorporate information about children's health with current data on weather conditions, air quality, pollen count and other factors that could trigger asthma attacks. A team of UCLA and USC researchers has been awarded $6 million by … $6 million grant will help UCLA–USC team develop kid-friendly technology to … Could Smart Devices Alert Children About Asthma Triggers? |
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