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 Houston Chronicle |
Houston asthma rates show rural areas suffering the most
Houston Chronicle Janczak said she and her children suffer from asthma and find access to a doctor difficult. • Stay away from things that trigger an attack. • Follow the medicine instructions of your health care provider. From Dana Janczak's home in a secluded rural … |
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Houston Chronicle |
Data for Houston region find higher asthma hospitalization rate in rural areas
Houston Chronicle Janczak said she and her children suffer from asthma and find access to a doctor difficult. • Stay away from things that trigger an attack. • Follow the medicine instructions of your health care provider. From Dana Janczak's home in a secluded rural … |
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Teen mom dies of asthma, accidentally suffocates infant
Houston Chronicle AP FORT WORTH, Texas — Investigators now say a 15-year-old suburban Dallas girl collapsed and died from an asthma attack, falling on and smothering her 1-month-old son. Police in Irving told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on Monday that test results … Irving teen died from asthma, fell on baby who died, medical examiner says Teen Mom Died of Asthma Attack, Smothered Infant Son Texas mother dies of asthma, suffocates infant son |
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Texas mother dies of asthma, suffocates infant son
Houston Chronicle Police Sgt. Danny Webb says she apparently was holding her infant son, Cole Childress, when she collapsed and fell on him, suffocating him. Tests by the Dallas County medical examiner's office shows Rebecca Ray collapsed from an asthma attack and died … Teen Mom Died of Asthma Attack, Smothered Infant Son Irving teen died from asthma, fell on baby who died, medical examiner says Texas mother dies of asthma, suffocates infant son |
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Facebook Causes Asthma in Spurned Lover
MyFox Houston (CANVAS STAFF REPORTS) – A recently published case study suggests that social networking could possibly trigger an asthma attack. WebMD.com referred to a … |
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