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UofL Pediatrics study finds FDA recommendation may worsen asthma control
HealthCanal.com University of Louisville Pediatrics pulmonologist Adrian O'Hagan, MD, cautioned participants at the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology 2011 Annual Scientific Meeting that stopping children's long-acting asthma control inhalers once asthma … |
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Study finds asthma increasing among Indiana adults
ABC7Chicago.com November 30, 2011 (MUNCIE, Ind.) — Ball State University researchers say Indiana adults are suffering from asthma in record numbers and that Hispanics and blacks have the state's highest adult rates of the chronic lung disease. … Study finds asthma increasing among Indiana adults |
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Study finds asthma increasing among Indiana adults
The Republic AP MUNCIE, Ind. — Ball State University researchers say Indiana adults are suffering from asthma in record numbers and that Hispanics and blacks have the state's highest adult rates of the chronic lung disease. The report by Ball State's Global Health … |
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 ThirdAge |
Cholesterol Drugs May Worsen Asthma, Small Study Finds
ThirdAge Cholesterol drugs may worsen asthma, after researchers found sufferers' breathing worsened after they began using a st… Read Moreatin drug to lower cholesterol. Cholesterol drugs may worsen asthma, after a small study found that asthma sufferers' … New Recommendations for the Flu Vaccine and Egg Allergies Alcohol and Smoke Can Worsen Asthma and Allergies Study: Cholesterol drugs may worsen asthma |
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Exposure to microbes offers protection later in life, study finds
The Copenhagen Post Children who grow up on a farm with pigs or cattle are only half as likely to develop asthma or allergies compared to those who grow up in a city, according to a new study. The study found that children in the countryside are subjected early in their … |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
Study finds new asthma cases on the decline
ABC Online The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has found the prevalence of asthma in young Australians has dropped. Asthma cases in children and young people are on the way down but the poor are still more likely to suffer, … Asthma rates fall … but it's too soon to breathe easy Rich, poor divide widens in asthma cases Mystery drop in asthma deaths |
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 HealthNewsDigest.com |
Asthma Plans Shouldn't Affect Payments, Study Finds
BusinessWeek Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) — A common measure of how well hospitals treat children and teens with asthma is statistically meaningless and shouldn't be used to determine federal quality payments under the health-care law, a study found. … Hospital asthma grades not linked to healthier kids Relevance of Kids' Asthma Care Measure Questioned Asthma Care Measures Don't Reflect Outcomes in Children |
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Asthma Home-Care Plans Shouldn't Affect Payments, Study Finds
BusinessWeek Oct. 4 (Bloomberg) — A common measure of how well hospitals treat children and teens with asthma is statistically meaningless and shouldn't be used to determine federal quality payments under the health-care law, a study found. … Relevance of Kids' Asthma Care Measure Questioned Asthma Care Measures Don't Reflect Outcomes in Children For Kids With Asthma Flu Season Is More Dangerous |
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Asthma Home-Care Plans Shouldn't Affect Payments, Study Finds
Bloomberg A common measure of how well hospitals treat children and teens with asthma is statistically meaningless and shouldn't be used to determine federal quality payments under the health-care law, a study found. … Asthma Care Measures Don't Reflect Outcomes in Children Relevance of Kids' Asthma Care Measure Questioned For Kids With Asthma Flu Season Is More Dangerous |
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 News24online |
Asthma study finds DNA culprit
News24online Melbourne: Scientists in Australia claim to have identified variations in two DNA regions which raises the risk of asthma, a finding which may soon pave the way for an effective treatment for the condition. An international study, published in 'The … |
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