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Study exposes risk of 9/11 toxic dust
Nurse.com The American Journal of Industrial Medicine recently published a study showing responders to the 9/11 World Trade Center disaster suffer from asthma at more than twice the rate of the general US population as a result of their exposure to the toxic … |
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Pill made from dust mites to treat asthma
Times of India A pill made from a protein found in dust mites may provide relief for asthma sufferers, scientists believe. According to the Daily Mail, the pill works by re-tuning the immune system in asthmatics so it does not overreact when a person is exposed to … Pill made from dust mites may provide relief for asthma sufferers Pill made from dust mites may help treat asthma sufferers A tablet made from a protein found in house dust mites could revolutionise the … |
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Pill made from dust mites may provide relief for asthma sufferers
Fox News Print Email Share Comments Recommend Tweet Scientists said a pill made from a protein found in dust mites could revolutionize asthma treatment, the Daily Mail reported Tuesday. The pill works by re-tuning the immune system in asthmatics so it does not … Dust mites may give asthmatic relief A tablet made from a protein found in house dust mites could revolutionise the … |
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A tablet made from a protein found in house dust mites could revolutionise the …
Daily Mail The pill, which melts under the tongue, is designed to re-tune the immune system so that it does not over-react when it comes into contact with mite droppings, which are a leading trigger for asthma attacks. Early trial results show patients who take … |
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Asthma: How dust mites can relieve it by re-tuning the immune system
Daily Mail By Pat Hagan A tablet made from a protein found in house dust mites could revolutionise the treatment of asthma. The pill, which melts under the tongue, is designed to re-tune the immune system so that it does not over-react when it comes into contact … |
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Diesel exhaust, house dust worsen asthma
Times of India Scientists have found that diesel exhaust particulates (DEP) and house dust extract (HDE) causes pulmonary inflammation that aggravate asthma. Numerous exposures such as viral infections, indoor as well as outdoor allergens and ambient pollution … |
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DOCTORS are to expose babies to dust mites in an attempt to halt the rising …
ChronicleLive It is being conducted at the respiratory biomedical research unit at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and the David Hide Asthma and Allergy Research Centre at St Mary's Hospital on the Isle of Wight. As many as one in four people in … Medical Monday: TRICARE Warns Against Frightful Halloween Allergy and Asthma … |
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Freezing soft toys before washing combats dust mites
New Zealand Herald Photo / Thinkstock Washing soft toys after putting them in the freezer overnight is a good way of reducing the asthma hazard to children posed by dust mites in the toys, University of Otago researchers say. Recently published research by Associate … Parents should chill over house dust mites: Medical scientists Freezing of Toys Gives Freedom from HDM How to kill dust mites on soft toys |
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Freezing, washing soft toys kills dust mites: researcher
Otago Daily Times Pania Cullen (3) cuddles a favourite soft toy which might also be home to asthma-aggravating dust mite allergens. Photo by Stephen Jaquiery. Washing soft toys after putting them in the freezer overnight is a good way of … Cold rids teddies of asthma mites Parents should chill over house dust mites: Medical scientists Freezing of Toys Gives Freedom from HDM |
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Parents should chill over house dust mites: Medical scientists
Xinhua WELLINGTON, Oct. 17 (Xinhua) — Parents wanting to help their children avoid asthma and other allergies are being told to give their toys a frosty reception by sticking them in the freezer. Medical scientists in New Zealand and Taiwan have discovered … How to kill dust mites on soft toys Killing the teddy mites Household remedies help kill mites – study |
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