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Asthma sufferers advised to stay in as smoke covers city
Gladstone Observer A GLADSTONE pharmacist has advised asthma sufferers to stay indoors today if they are having trouble breathing. The thick density of this morning's smoke haze, which was caused by the Beecher vegetation fire, may trigger allergies in some people. |
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'Attack' was panic
Gladstone Observer A MAN'S panic at what may have been an asthma attack has set him back $1400. Anthony James Karlish yesterday appeared in Gladstone Magistrates Court and pleaded guilty to repeatedly driving unlicensed. The court heard how Karlish was pulled over on … |
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Know the asthma signs
Gladstone Observer Both Ms Dow's sons have suffered the condition since they were born and she agreed having a basic knowledge about asthma could save lives. She and the Asthma Foundation Queensland are hoping they can raise awareness about the deadly condition during … |
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Asthma serious but easily manageable
Gladstone Observer Asthma is a serious but easily manageable condition suffered by 10% of the Australian population. Diagnosis is often in young children but can affect anyone at any age. Ten-year-old Claudia Locke has been living with asthma for three years but still … |
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