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Nurse-initiated treatment improves ED outcome for children with asthma
ModernMedicine Children who present to the emergency department (ED) with moderate to severe acute asthma symptoms and receive oral corticosteroids from ED nurses show improvement earlier, are discharged sooner, and are less likely to be admitted to the hospital than … |
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Lehigh Valley improves in annual allergy ranking
Allentown Morning Call By Tim Darragh, Of The Morning Call The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America's annual report on metropolitan areas' spring allergy season is out, and it has some news that local allergy sufferers might find hard to believe. After a mild, rainy winter, spring allergies are early Allergy Season Could Be the Area's Worst in Decades Early bloom of tree, bush pollen aggravates allergies |
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Asthma Improves When Triage Nurses Give Corticosteriods
Medscape March 19, 2012 — Corticosteroid initiation before physician assessment is associated with improved quality and efficiency of care in the emergency department (ED) for children with asthma, according to the findings of a time-series controlled trial. |
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Asthma Treatment Improves Your Quality of Life
dailyRx For severe asthma patients, one treatment is shown to not only improve quality of life but also reduce hospitalization. A new study involving the asthma drug Xolair (omalizumab) has determined that the drug reduces hospitalizations, improves quality of … |
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Airsonett's Asthma Device, Protexo Improves Quality of Life in Asthma Patients
MedIndia A new study published in the journal Thorax has revealed that Swedish clinical air flow technology developer, Airsonett's asthma device, Protexo provides a higher quality of life for asthma … Protexo asthma device creates filtered air zone over users' beds Protexo device could help asthma sufferers gain a good night's rest Now treat asthma without drugs |
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Air quality improves after smoke fills the sky
WAOW People who suffer from asthma or respiratory problems can experience breathing issues or shortness of breath. "They should avoid going out doors, keep their windows closed, use their air conditioners, and limit physical activity," Environmental Health … A campfire smell lingers through Central Wisconsin |
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Algorithm Improves Asthma Care in Pregnancy
MedPage Today Explain that the number of asthma exacerbations was halved among pregnant women when treatment decisions were guided by measurements of their fraction of exhaled nitric oxide (F E NO). … |
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Lebrikizumab Improves Lung Function in Asthma
Medscape August 4, 2011 — Treatment with the anti-interleukin-13 antibody lebrikizumab was associated with a significant improvement in lung function at week 12 compared to baseline in patients with poorly controlled asthma, according to the findings of a … Researchers find potential new treatment for asthma sufferers Lebrikizumab Ups Lung Function in Adults With Asthma IL-13 Blocker Helps Asthma Control |
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New Generation Asthma Drug Improves metabolism according to Research
AccentedTouch The Australian researchers tested the effect of the sample for men and found out that Formoterol, a new generation asthma drug appears to have great promise in the improvement of fat and protein metabolism. The results were presented last June 4, … Asthma drug can fight fat Fat Burning Increases in Men with Oral Form of Bronchodilator Drug, Formoterol New generation asthma drug could improve metabolism |
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Add-on Therapy Improves Outcomes in Severe Asthma
Medscape May 5, 2011 — Omalizumab may provide additional relief for patients with severe allergic asthma who do not respond adequately to inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) or long-acting beta 2 -agonists (LABAs), investigators report in the May 3 issue of the … |
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