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Deccan Chronicle |
Inhalation therapy is the best for treating asthma in children, doctors say
Times of India Addressing a press conference in Chennai on Wednesday ahead of the World Asthma Day, Dr Balasubramanian dispelled the myth that inhalation is too strong and should be used only as the last resort. "Inhalation medicines do contain steroids, but not the … Inhalation therapy, a key to win big against asthma World Asthma Day observed |
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Heat-induced asthma on rise in Bengaluru
Times of India "Dr H Paramesh, paediatric pulmonologist and director at Sirona Centre for Health Promotions, said: "Global warming is most dangerous for asthma patients as it increases the level of carbon dioxide in air and produces Ozone which affects the patients … |
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Heat induced asthma on a rise in the Bengaluru
Times of India "Dr H Paramesh, paediatric pulmonologist and director at Sirona Centre for Health Promotions, said: "Global warming is most dangerous for asthma patients as it increases the level of carbon dioxide in air and produces Ozone which affects the patients … |
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The Siasat Daily |
Novel genetic method could lead to vaccine for cancer, asthma
Times of India Danish researchers have developed a novel genetic method that could lead to the development of safe and effective vaccines for controlling diseases such as cancer, asthma, and allergies. "The major research breakthrough is that we have created a … Novel technique to develop vaccines for cancer, asthma: study |
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Lupin to co-market Novartis' asthma drug in India
Business Standard Lupin Limited and Novartis Healthcare Private Limited (NHPL) yesterday entered into a co-marketing agreement to promote Novartis's indacaterol/glycopyrronium (110 mcg/50 mcg) inhaler, a treatment for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), … |
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NorthEast Today |
Due To Second-Hand Smoking India Suffers More Asthma
NorthEast Today Higher male smoking rates such as India and Bangladesh can push up asthma and wheezing cases as a result of more exposure to second-hand smoke. This is what Jayadeep Patra, an epidemiologist at the Centre for Global Health Research at St Michael's … |
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Higher smoking rates will increase asthma risk in India: study
The Hans India Patra also noted there are significant variations in diagnosed asthma between countries, with increasing rates found in low-income and middle-income countries, potentially because of higher exposure to multiple risk factors, including the use of solid … |
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Deccan Chronicle |
Higher smoking rates will increase asthma risk in India: study
Deccan Chronicle Toronto: Countries with higher male smoking rates such as India and Bangladesh may develop higher asthma and wheezing rates as a result of more exposure to second-hand smoke, scientists say. Underweight and obese women who also drink alcohol and … |
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Times of India |
Second-hand smoking may increase asthma risk: Study
Times of India "Although individual physical and behavioural factors associated with asthma have been examined before, people are often exposed to multiple risk factors so it's important we understand the combined impact," said Dr Jayadeep Patra, lead author of the … |
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Times of India |
Chennai floods: Asthma patients advised to keep off damp walls
Times of India While asthma is an allergic reaction triggered by various allergens like pollen, dust mites and pets, the increased moisture content in the air during monsoon promotes the growth of moulds or fungal spores, which can grow on damp walls and directly … |
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