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Helping 200000 NJ children with reality of pediatric asthma
NorthJersey.com BY NEAL NAKRA It cannot be stressed enough how important it is for parents to address the warning signs of asthma in their children. THIS DISEASE IS responsible for the highest rates of both emergency room visits and hospitalizations of children under … |
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New procedure helping asthma patients breathe easier
WRAL.com Durham, NC — Most people take breathing for granted, but for people with asthma, wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath are all scary symptoms that can result in trips to the hospital. In some cases, medicines stop working for … New procedure offers hope to asthma patients No drugs needed for new asthma treatment Good Samaritan Hospital, the first and only Dayton hospital, to offer … |
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Salt Therapy Helping Allergy & Asthma Symptoms
WLOS More than 26 million people in the US have asthma. And for thousands more people allergies are making them miserable these days. Now an alternative treatment in use for centuries in Europe has made its way to the mountains at The Salt Spa of Asheville. |
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Helping Pediatric Asthma with Massage
Institute for Integrative Healthcare Studies Teaching parents to massage their asthmatic children is a great gift that any skilled practitioner can give. By Nicole Cutler, L.Ac. Asthma is commonly seen in children, and is the cause of tens of thousands of emergency room and pediatrician visits … |
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Helping older people manage their asthma
Aged Care INsite Older Australians who suffer from asthma are wanted for an asthma research project, to refine a new online training course designed to support people in self managing their asthma. AsthmaWise was developed by Asthma Foundation NSW in partnership with … |
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How Obama is helping a disease that discriminates the way big business does
OpEdNews By Marsha Coleman-Adebayo and Charlene Smith Washington, DC — There is a disease that discriminates the way that big business does: asthma. Since 2001, asthma has risen sharply and is in more "children than … |
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The asthma drug that boosts failing hearts by helping it to pump faster
Daily Mail A drug used to treat asthma may be a new way to tackle heart failure. It works by boosting the heart's action, helping it pump faster. About 900000 Britons — most of them older people — suffer from heart failure, with the condition more … |
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Sun paperboy lauded for helping asthma victim
The Westerly Sun Frankie Clifford, 13, is credited with helping an asthma victim along his newspaper delivery route in Westerly. WESTERLY – Frankie Clifford IV was late to start his North End delivery route on Tuesday. Facing the usual 5 pm deadline, Clifford, 13, … |
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Helping children cope with asthma
Deccan Chronicle Asthma is one of the most common allergic respiratory diseases that affect a large number of children in India. The classic symptoms are rapid breathing, continuous coughing or bouts of coughing in sporadic bursts. A common cold or cough can rapidly … |
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WHAT'S WORKING: New procedure helping severe asthma sufferers breathe easier
WXIX Her asthma was just too bad. "Waking up in the middle of the night; Can't catch your breath; Not being able to keep up with others," said Moysey. "I just got so much sicker than other people, and just coughed and coughed and coughed and wheezed. … |
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