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Patients consume live fish to battle asthma
Times of India HYDERABAD: Fish 'prasadam', which is believed to cure asthma, was on Wednesday administered to thousands of patients who came here from various parts of the country. The programme, which began on Wednesday morning at the Exhibition Grounds in … Fish medicine for Asthma patients from Wednesday Asthmatics queue up for Hyderabad fish medicine |
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Thousands of asthma patients take fish 'prasadam' in Hyderabad
Times of India Hyderabad, June 8 (IANS) Fish 'prasadam', which is believed to cure asthma, was on Wednesday administered to thousands of patients who came here from various parts of the country. The programme, which began on Wednesday morning at the Exhibition … Fish medicine for Asthma patients from Wednesday Holy cod: India's cult cure for respiratory illness includes swallowing live fish (VIDEO) Thousands queue up for fish medicine |
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Why We Shouldn't Breathe Easy Over India's Rising Asthma Burden
Huffington Post India Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airway that affects approximately 30 million people in India. The prevalence of asthma in Indian children has continued to increase over the last decade. Despite this significant burden, asthma is … |
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Glenmark Pharma launches digital inhaler for asthma patients
Times of India Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Limited, the research-led global integrated pharmaceutical company, launched what the company touted as India's first Digital Dose Inhaler for asthma and pulmonary disease patients. The inhaler, branded as Digihaler, provides … Glenmark launches digital dose inhaler for asthma patients Glenmark's new 'digital dose inhaler' for asthma, COPD displays dose remaining in it Glenmark launches 'Digihaler' for asthma and COPD medication |
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Salt room therapy beneficial in asthma treatment: Doctors
Times of India Agreed, Anju Chandra, founder of Salt Room Therapy, and said: "Salt room therapy is a drug-free treatment for asthma, chronic bronchitis, sinusitis, allergic and skin ailments. I am hopeful that this initiative will not just help people with … |
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Kids with more daily stress have more nightly asthma awakenings
Times of India "Nocturnal asthma is an area that patients often talk about but there's not a lot of research in child nocturnal asthma," said lead author Dr. Caroline C. Horner of the Department of Pediatrics at Washington University School of Medicine and St. Louis … Stressful Days Make Kids More Prone To Nightly Asthma Attacks |
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Times of India |
Twitter can help prevent asthma-related hospitalisation
Times of India "Our research is innovative and unique because it harnesses the power of Big Data from social media and other sources to address the problem of anticipating emergency department visits for a chronic condition, in this case asthma, in close to real-time … |
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Heat wave leading to more asthma cases, doctors say
International Business Times, India Edition A study by the University of Maryland, US said that extreme heat related events can put people at the risk of chronic respiratory disease like asthma .In Picture: J.Kim, takes medicine for his bronchial trouble at his house in Beijing November 2, 2014 … |
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Asthma cases on the rise in Bengaluru
Times of India Bengaluru: Pulmonologists are seeing a spike in the number of asthma patients this season, which they attribute to the intense heat. Recommended By Colombia. "In previous years, we barely used to see 2-3 asthma patients a day during summer as the … |
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Asthma cases on the rise
Times of India "In previous years, we barely used to see 2-3 asthma patients a day during summer as the allergy is mostly triggered during the rainy season and winter. The figure is hovering at 10-15 this year. This is because of extreme weather and the ecological … |
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