UK doctors need more training to treat asthma – European Lung Foundation


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UK doctors need more training to treat asthma
European Lung Foundation
Doctors in the UK do not receive enough training in treating asthma, according to a new study released on World Asthma Day. Just under two-thirds said they felt public awareness of asthma could be improved while 47% admitted their own knowledge was
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Stick to prescribed treatment to manage asthma, doctors say on Asthma Day – Indian Express

Stick to prescribed treatment to manage asthma, doctors say on Asthma Day
Indian Express
On World Asthma Day (May 3), city doctors are highlighting adherance to prescribed treatment as the most important factor in managing a chronic disease like asthma. The scenario in India, as per a study by the Chest Research Foundation (CRF), however,
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AAAAI: Combined OCPs Not Tied to Respiratory Issues – Doctors Lounge


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AAAAI: Combined OCPs Not Tied to Respiratory Issues
Doctors Lounge
The investigators found that the use of progestin-estrogen OCPs was not associated with lower respiratory tract infections, wheezing, or asthma among offspring. However, progestin-only pill use in the year prior to pregnancy had a slight positive
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AAAAI: Asthma Tied to Higher Risk of Certain Diseases – Doctors Lounge


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AAAAI: Asthma Tied to Higher Risk of Certain Diseases
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Asthma appears to be associated with an increased risk of developing diabetes mellitus and coronary artery disease, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, held from March 18 to 22
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