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Drug Discovery & Development |
New Imaging Method Could Improve Asthma Treatment
Drug Discovery & Development A team of researchers, led by the Universities of Cambridge and Birmingham, have used a laser beam trap to examine how drug particles from asthma inhalers behave as they are projected through the air. Their findings could improve the effectiveness of … |
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Laboratory Equipment |
Imaging Method Could Improve Asthma Treatment
Laboratory Equipment A team of researchers, led by the Universities of Cambridge and Birmingham, have used a laser beam trap to examine how drug particles from asthma inhalers behave as they are projected through the air. Their findings could improve the effectiveness of … |
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Bioscience Technology |
Imaging Method Could Improve Asthma Treatment
Bioscience Technology (Source: University of Cambridge) A team of researchers, led by the Universities of Cambridge and Birmingham, have used a laser beam trap to examine how drug particles from asthma inhalers behave as they are projected through the air. Their findings … |
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Medical Xpress |
Telephone coaches improve children's asthma treatment
Medical Xpress A novel program at Washington University School of Medicine suggests that peer trainers who coach parents over the phone on managing their children's asthma can sharply reduce the number of days the kids experience symptoms. The program also … |
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Laser scientists' new research could improve the treatment of asthma sufferers
Phys.Org UK scientists have used a laser beam trap to examine how drug particles from asthma inhalers behave as they are projected through the air. Their findings could improve the effectiveness of inhalers for the over 5 million people in the UK suffering from … Laser trap tests asthma inhalers |
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Asthma patients using behavioral therapy can improve lung health over the long …
News-Medical.net Asthma patients taught to habitually resist the urge to take deep breaths when experiencing symptoms were rewarded with fewer symptoms and healthier lung function, according to a new study from Southern Methodist University, Dallas. The findings are … Shallow breaths could help asthma patients |
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Medical Daily |
Allergy & Asthma Network, ACAAI Join Forces To Improve Patient-Centered Care
PR Newswire (press release) 5, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Allergy & Asthma Network, a leading advocate for patients and their families, and the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (ACAAI), which promotes excellence in the medical practice of allergy and … Most Severe Allergic Reaction To Oranges Ever Highlights Dangerous Link … Orange is not the new black: Just highly allergenic for one toddler |
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Medical News Today |
Children's asthma found to improve after adenotonsillectomy
Medical News Today In the study, published in PLoS Medicine, the authors compared the hospital admissions and prescriptions of children with asthma before and after having adenotonsillectomy surgery, in order to assess whether the control of their asthma improved … Study: Tonsil removal for children with sleep apnea decreases asthma severity Sleep Apnea Procedure May Improve Childhood Asthma Tonsil removal for youth with sleep apnea may improve asthma, study says |
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Science Codex |
Asthma patients reduce symptoms and improve lung function with shallow …
Science Codex The results suggest asthma patients using behavioral therapy in conjunction with their daily asthma medicine can improve their lung health over the long-term, said principal investigators Thomas Ritz and Alicia E. Meuret, both SMU clinical psychologists. |
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Fox News |
Tonsil removal for youth with sleep apnea may improve asthma, study says
Fox News "Several small studies have described a strong association between obstructive sleep apnea and asthma: two common inflammatory conditions that impair breathing in children,” lead author Rakesh Bhattacharjee, assistant professor of pediatrics at the … |
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