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New Treatment for Severe Asthma Introduced at St. Elizabeth Health Center
PR Web (press release) St. Elizabeth Health Center is among the first in the United States to offer a new procedure for severe asthma patients, known as bronchial thermoplasty. Patients who are 18 years and older and suffer from severe persistent asthma that is not well … |
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EPA awards $30000 for asthma training to St. Elizabeth Foundation
Omaha World-Herald The Environmental Protection Agency announced the awarding of the grant to the St. Elizabeth Foundation in Lincoln. The foundation will train school nurses about asthma and host workshops on asthma for public health agencies, hospitals and providers. EPA awards $30000 grant to Nebraska health care foundation to help prevent … |
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Saint Elizabeth Foundation gets EPA grant for asthma training
Lincoln Journal Star The Environmental Protection Agency announced it was awarding the grant to the foundation. The grant will fund training for school nurses about asthma, and the foundation will host workshops on asthma for public health agencies, hospitals and providers. |
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St. Elizabeth Foundation Receives EPA Funding
WOWT The Saint Elizabeth Foundation will receive the money to fund classroom instructional training for in-home, daycare and preschool assessments for asthma triggers. The first part of the foundation's approach will provide training on asthma and its … |
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Man, 30, treated at Adelaide's Queen Elizabeth Hospital found dead in toilet
Herald Sun A MAN was found dead in Adelaide's Queen Elizabeth Hospital toilet after earlier being treated at the hospital for an asthma attack. Police have revealed the man, 30, of Semaphore Park, was discovered in a toilet in the hospital's … Man found dead in hospital toilet |
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Asthma Cannot Stop Young Elizabeth Student
NJ TODAY ELIZABETH— Despite a diagnosis of severe persistent asthma, 13-year-old Samaad Bethea has a life that hums with activity. After graduating from Albert … |
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