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Top Amenity for Hotel and Resort Guests Who Suffer from Allergies or Asthma …
San Francisco Chronicle (press release) Lodgings treated with the "Breathe Better, Live Better™" process are a new top amenity for travelers and vacationers who suffer from allergies or asthma symptoms when staying in a hotel room or resort lodging. Warrantied for three-years, the high-tech … |
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Asthma Videos From About.com
About – News & Issues About.com has a wonderful collection of videos to help you understand more about your asthma and your lungs. Check them out and let me know what you think. Bronchitis can complicate your asthma. Learn what bronchitis is and what you can do about it. … |
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 Daily Mail |
Madisyn Kestell uses CPR she learned from Grey's Anatomy to save mother
Daily Mail Miss Kestell and her friend Katelynn Vreeke, 12, found Miss Seyferth after she fell down the stairs last Friday following a severe asthma attack. Miss Vreeke told Miss Kestell to calm down and call 911, which is exactly what they did. … Girl Saves Mom's Life Using CPR Learned From 'Grey's Anatomy' Daughter, friend save Sheboygan mom's life using CPR learned while watching … Wis. girls use CPR seen on TV to save mom's life |
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How to save a life: Girl uses CPR she learned from Grey's Anatomy to save her …
Daily Mail Miss Kestell and her friend Katelynn Vreeke, 12, found Miss Seyferth after she fell down the stairs last Friday following a severe asthma attack. Miss Vreeke told Miss Kestell to calm down and call 911, which is exactly what they did. … Daughter, friend save Sheboygan mom's life using CPR learned while watching … Wis. girls use CPR seen on TV to save mom's life Girl Saves Mom's Life Using CPR Learned Watching 'Grey's Anatomy' |
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How to save a life: Girl uses CPR she gleaned from 'Grey¿s Anatomy' to save …
Daily Mail Miss Kestell and her friend Katelynn Vreeke, 12, found Miss Seyferth after she fell down the stairs last Friday following a severe asthma attack. Miss Vreeke told Miss Kestell to calm down and call 911, which is exactly what they did. … Daughter, friend save Sheboygan mom's life using CPR learned while watching … Wis. girls use CPR seen on TV to save mom's life Girl Saves Mom's Life Using CPR Learned Watching 'Grey's Anatomy' |
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Ball State: Hoosiers suffering from asthma at record rates
nwitimes.com MUNCIE | Indiana adult residents are suffering from asthma in large numbers with Hispanics, African-Americans, women and the poor having the highest diagnosis rates, according to a study from Ball State University. The study found 13.8 percent of … Asthma rates increasing in Hoosiers Study finds asthma increasing among Indiana adults Study finds asthma increasing among Indiana adults |
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Save Kochi from asthma attacks
IBNLive.com Statistics reveal that there is a 10 per cent increase in the number of asthma patients in Kochi in the past 10 years. There is also an alarming trend of re-emergence of diseases which were hitherto considered to be wiped out. … |
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Professor Jennifer Warren Spearheads Program to Battle Childhood Asthma
News from Rutgers Children's exposure to tobacco smoke, according to the American Lung Association, leads to about 202000 asthma episodes, 790000 physician visits for ear infections and 430 cases of SIDS each year. Jennifer Warren, an assistant … |
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Out of breath: OTC inhalers being pulled from shelves soon
La Crosse Tribune Asthma can't be cured, but its symptoms can be controlled. Treatments include taking steps to avoid your particular asthma triggers, using long-term control medications to prevent flare-ups and using a quick-relief inhaler to control symptoms once they … |
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Suffering from asthma? Health officials invite residents to speak at meeting
StandardNet Since 2001, the prevalence of asthma has been increasing in Utah, similar to trends nationwide, said Bonnie Athas, Davis County Health Department health promotion bureau manager. Almost half, 49.6 percent, of adults in Davis County who … |
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