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Medscape |
Help Patients With Asthma Use Inhalers the Right Way
Medscape Hello. I am Dr Joy Hsu, with CDC's National Asthma Control Program. I am speaking to you as part of the CDC Expert Commentary Series on Medscape. I would like to discuss the CDC response to clinicians' requests for tools to help their patients with … Yes, asthma is over-diagnosed, but it is still a matter of life or death |
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Telegraph.co.uk |
Suffer from asthma? Eating these foods could help
Telegraph.co.uk The study by Southampton University has raised new hopes that diet might play a key role in halting or reducing the symptoms of asthma, which now affects 10 per cent of the UK population. Researcher Professor Philip Calder tracked the health of 123 … Eat SALMON to protect your baby from asthma Eating oily fish during pregnancy may cut asthma risk in kids Eating SALMON could protect your baby from developing asthma |
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Yahoo News |
A daily dose of sunshine while pregnant could help prevent asthma in children finds new study
Yahoo News By measuring the levels of sunlight in these locations when the asthmatics' mothers would have been in their second trimester of pregnancy, the team found that a woman with a higher level of exposure to sunlight during this time, and therefore a higher … |
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Times LIVE |
A daily dose of sunshine while pregnant could help prevent asthma in children finds new study
Times LIVE By measuring the levels of sunlight in these locations when the asthmatics' mothers would have been in their second trimester of pregnancy, the team found that a woman with a higher level of exposure to sunlight during this time, and therefore a higher … |
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Malay Mail Online |
A daily dose of sunshine while pregnant could help reduce child's asthma
Malay Mail Online Sufficient Vitamin D during the second trimester of pregnancy could help reduce a child's risk of developing asthma says a new American study. — AFP picKANSAS, April 1 — Sufficient Vitamin D during the second trimester of pregnancy could help reduce … |
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The Independent |
Asthma and hay fever suffers can help scientists tackle conditions by sharing symptoms in #BritainBreathing app
The Independent Scientists are calling on hay fever and seasonal asthma suffers to share their symptoms on a new app to help build a better understanding of what causes allergies. The one if four people in the UK who suffer from seasonal allergies, including hay fever … |
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Evening Standard |
New app will help scientists understand triggers for asthma and hay fever
Evening Standard Hay fever and asthma sufferers can become “citizen scientists” by sharing their symptoms on a new app. The free app called BritainBreathing was created to help experts understand what triggers an allergic reaction. Scientists will then be able to … New app launched to boost hay fever and asthma understanding |
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Columbus Dispatch |
Nationwide Children's program aims to help asthma kids at school
Columbus Dispatch The program, which has expanded to 123 schools from just 17 three years ago, is part of a broader push by Nationwide Children's to improve the health of young asthma patients. Through the pediatric accountable-care organization Partners for Kids, … |
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle |
URMC program to help Rochester students with asthma
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Hundreds of asthmatic Rochester children will get access to better preventive treatment over the next five years thanks to $3.6 million in grant funding awarded to a researcher at University of Rochester Medicine's Golisano Children's Hospital. The … URMC gets grant to support asthma research for children $3.6M Grant Supports Pediatric Asthma Research at URMC |
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Co.Exist |
How This Lung-On-A-Chip Could Help Asthma Patients Breathe Easier
Co.Exist For most asthma sufferers, today's inhaler drugs are helpful at calming attacks. But for about 10 to 15% of patients who have severe asthma, they don't help much. These are the patients whose cases who end up in emergency rooms or intensive care units. |
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