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Asthma hospitalization rates higher in Twin Cities than Greater …
Alexandria Echo Press Twin Cities area residents are more likely to end up in the hospital for asthma than those residents living in Greater Minnesota, according to a new asthma report … More hospitalizations for asthma in Twin Cities than rest of Minnesota |
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Asthma hits adults in greater numbers
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Commonly thought of as a disease that affects mostly children, asthma has been increasing among adults. A recent study from Ball State University's Global Health Institute found that nearly 14 percent of Indiana adults have had asthma, … |
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Asthma is hitting adults in greater numbers
The Sheboygan Press Commonly thought of as a disease that affects mostly children, asthma has been increasing among adults. A recent study from Ball State University's Global Health Institute found that nearly 14 percent of Indiana adults have had asthma, … |
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Asthma is hitting adults in greater numbers
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle INDIANAPOLIS — Commonly thought of as a disease that affects mostly children, asthma has been increasing among adults. A recent study from Ball State University's Global Health Institute found that nearly 14 percent of Indiana adults have had asthma, … |
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Asthma is hitting adults in greater numbers
Daily Comet By SHARI RUDAVSKY INDIANAPOLIS — Commonly thought of as a disease that affects mostly children, asthma has been increasing among adults. A recent study from Ball State University's Global Health Institute found that nearly 14 percent of Indiana adults … |
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Asthma is hitting adults in greater numbers
Indianapolis Star Richard Tubbs had asthma as a child. It went away by the time he joined the Marines in his teens but came back later. Now 58, Tubbs has learned to manage it. As an African-American and (now former) smoker, he was more likely to have asthma as an adult. |
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Commissioner Darnell Advocates Asthma Awareness in Greater Southwest Atlanta
Patch.com County research shows the largest number of asthma-related deaths in Fulton have been "located in communities south of I-20." By Janita Poe The Fulton County Board of Commissioners has passed a resolution sponsored by Vice Chairperson Emma Darnell … |
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Swine flu inpatients with asthma not at greater risk
Nursing Times Asthma sufferers admitted to hospital with swine flu (H1N1) are only half as likely to die as non-sufferers, a report has suggested. Patients with asthma are about half as likely to need intensive care as other swine flu carriers, possibly because they … Connection Between Asthma And Less Severe Outcomes From Pandemic Influenza H1N1 People hospitalized with asthma 'less likely to die from swine flu' Fewer asthmatics die of swine flu |
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Latinos Face Greater Health Risks Due to Air Pollution, Study Says
Fox News More than 23 million Latino children and adults are at risk of asthma-related health issues, according to a study from the National Resources Defense Council. “Nearly five million Hispanics have been diagnosed with asthma in … Report: Higher smog risk for U.S. Latinos Half of All U.S. Latinos Live In The Country's Most Polluted Cities |
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Greater Communication Needed Between Parents And Schools About Asthma Care
North American Press Syndicate (NAPSI)—According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), asthma is a leading chronic illness affecting an estimated 24.6 million people in the US , more than 7 million of them children. With the high asthma prevalence rate among … |
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