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Attacking Asthma: Say Yes to the NO Test
First Coast News 24 million Americans suffer from asthma, but some cases are tough to figure out. Now a new device is helping the misdiagnosed breathe a lot easier. http://www.firstcoastnews.com/video/1565571823001/1/Attacking-Asthma-Say-Yes-to-the-NO-Test … |
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Asthma sufferers at risk, says poll
World First Travel Insurance One in three asthmatics are admitted to casualty wards because of asthma attacks and many are not taking adequate care of themselves, research has shown. Among young people, more than half of those polled reported having to borrow a friend's inhaler in … Asthma sufferers 'ending up in A&E unneccesarily' Young failing to deal with condition Asthma sufferers putting lives at risk |
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Smoky Conditions Potentially Dangerous for Children with Asthma
First Coast News "If you can't breathe, you can't learn," said Lynn Sherman, Director of Community Health for Baptist, which runs the community asthma partnership with Duval County Schools. Smoky conditions on the First Coast mean a heightened concern for children with … |
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Duval Health Department Issues Advisory for Smoky Conditions
First Coast News People who suffer from asthma and other chronic respiratory or lung conditions could also see their condition worsen if they are exposed to the smoky conditions. Pay attention to local air quality reports, news coverage or health warnings related to … |
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FDA Considers Waiving Presciptions for Key Drugs
First Coast News Food and Drug Administration officials said Wednesday they are considering waiving prescription requirements for certain drugs used to treat ailments like diabetes, asthma and migraines. Driving the move is a wave of computer technology, … |
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Study probes US asthma control
World First Travel Insurance People with breathing problems travelling to the United States should ensure they have travel insurance with medical conditions after a survey analysed the country's asthma control levels. The study of 1000 asthma sufferers showed that nearly half of … |
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Online test for asthma sufferers
World First Travel Insurance Asthma sufferers will soon be able to calculate how at-risk they are from a serious attack thanks to a new online test. Set up by charity Asthma UK, the new website will allow sufferers to gauge their danger zone, and access advice on how to control … |
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Asthma and bacteria link discovered
World First Travel Insurance Parents taking asthmatic children on holiday may be interested in research that claims some cases of the condition may be caused by an allergic reaction to a common environmental bacteria. Experts at the University of California's Veterans Affairs … Asthma Causes may be all Around you |
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PMD Healthcare Launches Spiro PD, The First Personal Spirometer To Monitor …
HealthNewsDigest.com Recently cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Spiro PD is the first and only personal spirometer that enables patients with lung diseases – those with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis (CF) and lung … |
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Asthma travelling guidance issued
World First Travel Insurance … if they're more than 100ml to comply with current regulations. Also people were advised to keep their medication in its original packaging, with the labelling clear and easy to read. The NHS has issued guidance for people with asthma wanting to fly. |
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