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Coalition forms to combat asthma
The Daily Courier Asthma is the leading cause of absenteeism reported by the North Carolina public schools affecting 101,599 students according to the most current data from the North Carolina Health and Human Services Annual School Health Services Report. |
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NeoStem Forms Advisory Group of Experts for Steroid Resistant Asthma
GlobeNewswire (press release) NEW YORK, Sept. 9, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — NeoStem, Inc. (Nasdaq:NBS) ("NeoStem" or the "Company"), a leader in the emerging cellular therapy market, is pleased to announce that three experts at the forefront of asthma research have agreed to … NeoStem (NASDAQ: NBS) Forms Advisory Group for Steroid Resistant Asthma |
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NY1 Exclusive: City Schools Missing Critical Health Forms For Majority Of …
NY1 "Each child should have a plan that can effectively control their asthma, and this should allow them to focus on learning while they're in school," said Dr. Delaney Gracy of the Children's Health Fund. Schools, though, can't help, or even let students … |
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Asthma May Be Linked To Specific Forms Of Fungi Living In The Lungs
RTT News For the study, lead researcher Hugo van Woerden and his team analyzed the fungi in mucus from participants with and without asthma. They found a total 136 different species of fungi living within the lungs of all participants. Ninety of those species … |
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Calpol, forms of paracetamol likely to develop asthma in children
Catholic Online According to a new Danish studies, babies who are given Calpol and other forms of paracetamol are more likely to develop asthma before reaching school age. Researchers say that increased exposure to the drug resulted in a greater chance of developing … Acetaminophen in infancy again tied to asthma, study suggests Acetaminophen linked to asthma in babies Babies given paracetamol more likely to get asthma: Research |
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