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Conditions: Asthma; Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive
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Sponsors: University of Leicester; University Hospitals, Leicester
Recruiting – verified August 2016
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Globalnews.ca |
Delta boy recovering after asthma-induced heart attack
Globalnews.ca Doctors say the fact 10-year-old Colton Hasebe can spend the afternoon jumping around with his sisters is nothing short of miraculous. “I think it is truly is one of the rare miracles,” said Dr. Garth Meckler, Head of BC Children Hospital's Pediatric … |
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Wilkes Barre Times-Leader |
To your health: Allergies and asthma can play a role in heart health for children
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader The study found that children with allergies, such as asthma and hay fever, may be at a higher risk for heart disease. Specifically, children with allergies were found to have about twice the rate of high blood pressure and high cholesterol, both risk … |
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Telegraph.co.uk |
Student suffers 'near-fatal heart attack' after doctor 'tells her to search …
Telegraph.co.uk "She said I was asthmatic and when I asked how to use an inhaler she told me she didn't have enough time to show me and that I could look it up on YouTube. "I thought are you being serious? but I'm not the one to make a fuss about it. Two days later I … |
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Newsmax |
Allergies, Asthma Double Kids' Heart Risks
Newsmax A new study suggests that kids with asthma or allergies like hay fever may face as much as a doubling of their risk of high blood pressure and high cholesterol — even if they aren't overweight. However, the risk to any one child remains low, experts … |
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Live Science |
Kids With Asthma, Allergies May Face Heart Ri…
WebMD 8, 2015 (HealthDay News) — A new study suggests that kids with asthma or allergies like hay fever may face as much as a doubling of their risk of high blood pressure and high cholesterol — even if they aren't overweight. However, the risk to any one … Childhood Allergies Could Signal Heart Disease Risk Children with common allergies have twice heart disease risk |
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Live Science |
Kids With Asthma, Allergies May Face Higher Heart Risk Factors: Study
Philly.com 8, 2015 (HealthDay News) — A new study suggests that kids with asthma or allergies like hay fever may face as much as a doubling of their risk of high blood pressure and high cholesterol — even if they aren't overweight. However, the risk to any one … Childhood Allergies Could Signal Heart Disease Risk Children with common allergies have twice heart disease risk |
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STAT |
Children with allergies, asthma may be at risk of heart problems, too
STAT Researchers looked at data on 13,275 children between birth and age 17 in the US and found that asthma and allergies in young children were associated with an increased risk of developing high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obesity. In addition … |
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PMLiVE |
CHMP backs GSK's asthma antibody and Novartis' heart failure drug
PMLiVE GlaxoSmithKline's mepolizumab for severe asthma and Novartis new' heart failure therapy Entresto have been recommended for approval by the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP). The panel issued positive opinions for the two drugs … |
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The Express Tribune |
Glaxo Asthma Drug Stumbles in Ambitious Heart Patient Study
Bloomberg GlaxoSmithKline Plc's Breo Ellipta medicine didn't extend lives in an ambitious study that sought to show the drug could help patients suffering from both lung and heart troubles. Patients taking the inhaled asthma drug Breo were 12 percent less likely … GSK inhaler trial fails to show longer life Respiratory drug trial failure deals blow to GSK revival plan GSK and Theravance Announce Results From the SUMMIT COPD CV Survival Study |
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