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In-home intervention program helps keep asthmatic children out of Fresno …
Fresno Bee It's Pineda's job to walk through homes of asthmatic children in Fresno County looking for dust and other lung irritants and recommend ways to eliminate or reduce them. The children are enrolled in Asthma Impact Model for Fresno, a two-year pilot … |
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Regional health district offers in-home asthma program
Shelton Herald Naugatuck Valley Health District continues to offer a free in-home asthma program called Putting on Airs. This program provides families with an interactive health education session and an environmental assessment of the home to check for possible … |
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In-Home Asthma Treatment Improves Adults' Control
Medscape Low-income adults with uncontrolled asthma had improved control and quality of life when they received five home visits per year by community health workers, according to study results published online November 24 in JAMA Internal Medicine. Home Visits As Helpful As Medicine For King County Asthma Patients Home Visits Can Improve Asthma Control for Low-income Adults |
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Middlesex Hospital offering in-home asthma program
Middletown Press If you qualify, the program will include one outpatient evaluation; three home visits by asthma specialists; an assessment of your home for asthma triggers performed by nurses and a community health worker; free supplies that will help you manage your … |
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READER SUBMITTED: In-Home Pediatric Asthma Program
Hartford Courant This program is made possible by the New England Asthma Innovations Collaborative, organized by the Asthma Regional Council, a program of Health Resources in Action. To enroll in the Asthma Home Visiting Program, call the Middlesex Hospital Center … |
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In-Home Air Filter May Reduce Asthma Flare-ups in Children of Smokers
EmpowHer Children who have asthma are at even higher risk of breathing problems if they are exposed to second-hand smoke. If children with asthma must be around a smoker or live with someone who smokes, a recent study shows that using an indoor air filter can … |
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