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Children with asthma may benefit from vitamin C
Pediatric SuperSite Certain children with asthma may experience a reduction in symptoms with the help of vitamin C, according to a results of a new study. Younger children with mild asthma symptoms appeared to have the greatest benefit, while older children with more … |
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 The Star-Ledger – NJ.com |
Workers from Ground Zero face multitude of illnesses.
NorthJersey.com He has congestive heart failure, coronary artery disease, asthma and chronic sinusitis, among other maladies. He is one of the nearly 16000 Ground Zero patients being monitored at the Center for Excellence at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of … For 9/11 first responders, inadequate medical assistance an insult to heroism Zadroga's Death Inspires Law to Compensate 9/11 Responders |
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 Los Angeles Times |
A legacy of illnesses from 9/11
Los Angeles Times Best characterized by asthma and/or bronchitis-like symptoms such as persistent coughing, wheezing and breathlessness, it also often includes acid reflux and nasal congestion. For many people, it has become a chronic respiratory illness that requires … Zadroga's Death Inspires Law to Compensate 9/11 Responders |
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 ABC News |
9/11 First Responders Plagued by Health Problems From Toxic Dust and Debris
ABC News Rates of cancer, PTSD, depression, asthma and other illnesses remain high among first responders to 9/11. (Mario Tama/Getty Images) For many of the nearly 50000 9/11 first responders, the wounds of the Twin … |
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 UCSF News Services |
New Asthma Risk Gene Emerges from Study of Diverse Populations
UCSF News Services Asthma rates in the United States are higher among African Americans and Latinos in comparison to European Americans, but the causes of asthma in all populations still are only poorly understood. … |
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 USA Today |
Asthma cuts short Diana Nyad's dream swim from Cuba to US
Chicago Sun-Times Disappointed marathon swimmer Diana Nyad gave up on any more attempts to cross from Cuba to Florida after ending her second bid mid-channel Tuesday because of wind, currents and asthma problems. “This was such a dream. For two years, I pictured myself … Asthma, pain end woman's bid to swim from Cuba to Florida Asthma, injured shoulder end Nyad's bid to swim from Cuba to Key West Diana Nyad Suffers Asthma Attack, Stops Key West Swim |
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 Globe and Mail |
Asthma, pain end woman's bid to swim from Cuba to Florida
AHN | All Headline News A 61-year-old woman's bid to swim from Cuba to Florida ended Tuesday after she suffered shoulder pain and asthma nearly halfway through the 103-mile solo journey. Diana Nyad had swum for 29 hours since Sunday when she called it quits at 12:45 am … Asthma, injured shoulder end Nyad's bid to swim from Cuba to Key West Nyad Puts Early End to Cuba-to-Florida Swim Diana Nyad: Ocean Swells, Shoulder Pain and Asthma End Swim After 29 Hours |
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 CBC.ca |
Asthma, injured shoulder end Nyad's bid to swim from Cuba to Key West
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (blog) I was disappointed to read earlier today that Diana Nyad had to abandon her attempt to swim from Cuba to Key West due to asthma and an injured shoulder. While swimming isn't as much a part of my Off the Couch … Nyad Puts Early End to Cuba-to-Florida Swim Diana Nyad: Ocean Swells, Shoulder Pain and Asthma End Swim After 29 Hours Diana Nyad Gave Up 103-Mile Swim Early Due to Ocean Swells, Shoulder Pain and … |
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 Township Journal |
Millions, like Gov. Christie, suffer from asthma
Township Journal TRENTON — Billions of dollars are spent, millions of people are afflicted and thousands of them die every year because of asthma, a condition that also affects the governor of New Jersey. Gov. Chris Christie was hospitalized Thursday … Childhood asthma linked to depression during pregnancy Kids in mouldy homes more at risk of asthma Infants living in 'moldy' homes 3 times likelier to develop asthma by age 7 |
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HealthDay – MONDAY, Aug. 1 (HealthDay News) — A new study suggests that the
children of mothers exposed to high levels of magnetic fields during
pregnancy are at increased risk of developing asthma, findings that are
sure to reignite the controversy over the health dangers that might be
posed by exposure to power lines and electronics.
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