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Study, Most Of The Asthma Patients Wrongly Use Inhalers
Frontline Desk As indicated by a recent study, asthma sufferers and people with serious hypersensitivities don't know how to utilize their medicinal gadgets ensuing conceivably catastrophic results. Just 16% of individuals knew how to utilize an epinephrine injector … |
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Only 7 percent asthma patients know how to use inhalers properly
America Herald A new study has shown that very few people know the proper usage of the medical devices containing lifesaving medications for asthma attacks and severe allergies. According to the researchers, only seven percent of the asthma patients know the correct … |
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EpiPens and asthma inhalers have the potential to save lives with a simple jab or puff, but a small study published today suggests that many people may be using these vital devices incorrectly.Researchers at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology observed 102 patients as they demonstrated how they would use injectable epinephrine pens – commonly referred to as EpiPens – and 44 patients as they demonstrated how they would use inhalers.Researchers learned that most of the members of each group were unable to use the devices properly, keeping them from getting the medication. …
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Health Warning: Millions May Be Misusing Asthma Inhalers
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Study shows epinephrine auto-injectors and asthma inhalers used incorrectly
Medical Xpress Millions of Americans with severe allergies and asthma are prescribed medical devices to help relieve symptoms and sometimes, to treat potentially fatal allergic reactions. Unfortunately, very few people use their prescribed medical devices properly … |
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Study: Very few use EpiPen, asthma inhalers correctly
The Seattle Times “We were pretty surprised,” said Dr. Rana Bonds, the allergist who led the research published Wednesday in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. “We send patients out with these devices that can save their lives and they don't know how to use … Study shows epinephrine auto-injectors and asthma inhalers used incorrectly Correct Use of Asthma, Allergy Devices Could Save Lives Moms of food-allergic kids need dietician's support |
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Rescue inhalers not working? Severe asthma patients breathe easi – 13 WTHR …
WTHR Mary Dorgan's asthma was interfering with her work in a busy medical lab at a south side doctor's office. "If you are also fighting to breathe, there is only so much oxygen and so much energy you have," the 61-year-old said. She never knew when an … |
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Rescue inhalers not working? Severe asthma patients breathe easier after lung …
WTHR Mary Dorgan's asthma was interfering with her work in a busy medical lab at a south side doctor's office. "If you are also fighting to breathe, there is only so much oxygen and so much energy you have," the 61-year-old said. She never knew when an … |
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Laser trap tests asthma inhalers
Optics.org Using a laser beam trap to levitate tiny particles containing salbutamol – the active ingredient in inhalers that helps asthma sufferers to breathe more freely – and Raman spectroscopy to identify molecular changes while the particles are airborne, the … |
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Condition: Asthma
Interventions: Device: ELLIPTA; Device: DISKUS/ACCUHALER; Device: MDI; Device: TURBUHALER
Sponsor: GlaxoSmithKline
Not yet recruiting – verified July 2014
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