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No excess suicide risk found with asthma drugs
Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Despite some reports of suicide among people taking certain asthma drugs, a new study finds no increased risk of attempted … |
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Olympic Games / Drug suspicions / Traces of banned substance found in marathon …
Haaretz The Olympic Committee of Israel revealed yesterday that traces of a substance normally found in inhalers for asthma sufferers were detected, but the OCI will wait until the results of a second test bottle arrive on Friday. Olympics: Israeli Olympian Zemiro fails drug test |
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Asthma attack in the Arctic Circle: How Rav Wilding found himself fighting for …
Mirror.co.uk Since my late teens, I have suffered from exercise-induced asthma, an inflammation of the lungs, which narrows the airways and makes it hard to breathe, and one of my triggers is extreme cold. Unfortunately, my body reacted badly to swimming in the icy … |
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Pharmaxis asthma treatment found safe, but is it effective?
Australian Life Scientist A phase IIa trial of Pharmaxis' (ASX:PXS) experimental allergic asthma drug, ASM8, has been shown safe, but more trials will be required to demonstrate efficacy. Asthma sufferers will have to wait a little longer before they have a potential new … |
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Hormone-disrupting chemicals found in many household products: study
The Province By Health Day News, Special to the Province March 12, 2012 4:15 PM Tests of more than 200 common household products found that the products contain chemicals that research suggests may be linked to asthma and hormone disruption, researchers report. Study Finds 55 Hidden Toxic Chemicals in Consumer Products Industry Reacts to Silent Spring Harmful Chemicals Study |
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Toxics Linked to Hormone Disruption and Asthma Found In Consumer Products …
Bradenton Herald Martha Arguello, with Physicians for Social Responsibility – Los Angeles, says: "Silent Spring used Battelle Labs in Ohio: they found 55 chemicals associated with endocrine disruption or asthma, including parabens, BPA, triclosan, and more. Hormone-disrupting chemicals in household products Endocrine Disruptors and Asthma-Associated Chemicals in Consumer Products … Study Highlights Hidden Dangers In Everyday Products |
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Toxics Linked to Hormone Disruption and Asthma Found In Consumer Products …
Sacramento Bee Martha Arguello, with Physicians for Social Responsibility – Los Angeles, says: "Silent Spring used Battelle Labs in Ohio: they found 55 chemicals associated with endocrine disruption or asthma, including parabens, BPA, triclosan, and more. |
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Questionable Chemicals Found in Household Products
WebMD By Kathleen Doheny March 8, 2012 — Many cleaning and personal care products contain chemicals linked with asthma flare-ups or hormone disruption, according to new research. On the list: sunscreens, vinyl shower curtains, and fragranced products. Study Highlights Hidden Dangers in Everyday Products Silent Spring Seeks to Stoke Consumer Fears Without Regard For the Facts 'Safer' products often contain harmful chemicals, tests show |
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Missing Dorchester 13-year-old boy with asthma has been found
Boston.com LaRue Henderson, who has a history of asthma and did not have his medication with him when he disappeared from his home yesterday at about 1 pm, was found and returned to his residence, police said in a statement. A Boston police spokeswoman had no … Missing Boston teen last seen at Dorchester address Boy, 13, Reported Missing Police Looking For Missing 13-Year-Old Dorchester Boy |
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A tablet made from a protein found in house dust mites could revolutionise the …
Daily Mail The pill, which melts under the tongue, is designed to re-tune the immune system so that it does not over-react when it comes into contact with mite droppings, which are a leading trigger for asthma attacks. Early trial results show patients who take … |
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