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September 5, 2012

Rigel Initiates Phase 2 Clinical Studies with R343 for Asthma and R333 for … – The Herald | HeraldOnline.com

Rigel Initiates Phase 2 Clinical Studies with R343 for Asthma and R333 for …
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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Sept. 5, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ — Rigel Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq: RIGL) today announced that it has commenced Phase 2 clinical studies with two of the company's most advanced proprietary therapeutic product …
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August 30, 2012

Kids and Sleep: Why Children Snore – The Herald | HeraldOnline.com

Kids and Sleep: Why Children Snore
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At Clarity Allergy Center in Chicago, allergy, asthma, and immunology expert, Dr. Brian Rotskoff, is helping parents recognize the signs of childhood obstructive sleep apnea by carefully monitoring childhood snoring and childhood nasal allergies.

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August 26, 2012

Hidden Toxic Chemicals Linked to Asthma and Birth Defects Found in Children’s … – The Herald | HeraldOnline.com

Hidden Toxic Chemicals Linked to Asthma and Birth Defects Found in Children's …
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26, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A brand new report reveals that toxic chemicals linked to asthma and birth defects that are banned in toys were found to be widespread in children's vinyl back-to-school supplies. Seventy-five percent of children's …

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August 22, 2012

Anti-asthma raffle nabs Roughrider to help fundraising efforts – Prince Albert Daily Herald

Anti-asthma raffle nabs Roughrider to help fundraising efforts
Prince Albert Daily Herald
The Lung Association of Saskatchewan has announced that Saskatchewan Roughrider Neal Hughes will act as ambassador for the 2012 Stamp Out Asthma Raffle, which launched on Monday. Proceeds from raffle ticket sales will help fund asthma programs, …

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August 21, 2012

Toyota clears the air for asthma sufferers – Herald Sun

Toyota clears the air for asthma sufferers
Herald Sun
A STUDY of 2860 primary school children was recently undertaken throughout Australia, with findings revealing that nitrogen dioxide, found in motor vehicle exhaust, was present in the lungs of two thirds of the students tested at the 55 sample schools.

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August 15, 2012

You Docs: Kids who have pets see health benefits – Dubuque Telegraph Herald

You Docs: Kids who have pets see health benefits
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Studies show that infants who live with dogs have fewer respiratory infections and less risk of developing asthma. FYI: Cats don't reduce the risk of asthma. But cats, as well as dogs, do help strengthen the immune system, reduce stress (good for …

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August 14, 2012

GUEST OPINION: Why clean air matters to Mass. kids’ health – Fall River Herald News

GUEST OPINION: Why clean air matters to Mass. kids' health
Fall River Herald News
But, for people like 6½ year-old Mia and her younger brother William, this isn't always possible. They have asthma — a leading cause of children's emergency room visits in Massachusetts. Mia has had coughing fits so severe that blood vessels in her …

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August 13, 2012

Vocal cord dysfunction might be mistaken for asthma – Lexington Herald Leader

Vocal cord dysfunction might be mistaken for asthma
Lexington Herald Leader
Whether you are a weekend warrior, trained athlete or like to go for a walk after dinner, an essential element to these activities is being able to breathe well. When we breathe, the air travels through the larynx (voice box), down the trachea …

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August 3, 2012

Thousands of children put at risk by asthma medication – Sydney Morning Herald

Thousands of children put at risk by asthma medication
Sydney Morning Herald
ASTHMA experts fear thousands of Australian children are using unnecessary and potentially dangerous asthma medications, and are calling for a review of the alarming frequency with which the drugs are prescribed. The drugs, called long-acting beta2 …

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July 25, 2012

Asthma no bar to sporting success – Herald Sun

Asthma no bar to sporting success
Herald Sun
A quarter of Britain's hopefuls including Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins, swimmer Rebecca Adlington and marathon runner Paula Radcliffe all have asthma, according to charity Asthma UK. About three quarters of people with asthma say that …

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