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How children like Tamara are dying because doctors don't take asthma seriously enough
Daily Mail Dawn Wilson comes quickly to tears as she recalls overhearing A&E staff agreeing the time of death for her daughter. Tamara, just 13, had died after an asthma attack. 'I stood outside the cubicle and could hear them working to save her, but when the … |
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Environmental Factors Not Enough in Assessing Asthma Risk in Children
Lung Disease News A new study entitled, “Influence of childhood growth on asthma and lung function in adolescence” published by a group of scientists at Johns Hopkins Children's Center identified several factors that were originally not thought to play as large of a … |
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Feds say pollution from Midlothian industrial plants high enough to cause …
Dallas Morning News Air pollution from Midlothian's big industrial plants has been high enough at times to cause health problems, especially for people with asthma living nearest the plants, a government report released Friday said. Among the potential concerns: breathing … It's Official: Midlothian is Still Hazardous to Your Health |
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Air pollution at Midlothian plants high enough to cause health problems …
Dallas Morning News (blog) Air pollution from Midlothian's big industrial plants has been high enough at times to cause health problems, especially for people with asthma, says a government report released today. The draft report outlines risks from emissions of hydrogen sulfide … |
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Are Your Children Getting Enough Sun?
EmpowHer Specifically, children who don't get enough sun may be at greater risk of developing asthma. Asthma is an ongoing (chronic) condition that makes breathing difficult. During an asthma attack, the airways can become inflamed and swollen, cutting off the … |
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Children's asthma drug not beneficial enough – NICE
Nursing Times The asthma drug omalizumab (Xolair) does not produce enough benefits in children under 12 to justify it being prescribed by the NHS, the National Institute … |
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