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Doctors make asthma breakthrough
World First Travel Insurance Scientists from the David Hide Asthma and Allergy Research Centre in Southampton found that a child's risk of developing an allergy is more than doubled if a parent of the same sex experienced it. Professor Hasan Arshad, a consultant in allergy and … |
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Wiggins inspires asthma sufferers
World First Travel Insurance Asthma sufferer Wiggins has enjoyed a banner year, with his recent Tour De France victory among his achievements and Asthma UK says young people with the exercise-induced asthma should be encouraged by his success. The charity urged such young … |
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Asthma charity encourages exercise
World First Travel Insurance The charity's lead asthma nurse, Cher Piddock, said: "There are still around 250000 people in the UK whose asthma is so severe that many of them are unable to walk to the shops or go to work, things that most of us take for granted. "With the right … |
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Most asthma doctors visits revealed
World First Travel Insurance Researchers investigating the number of visits children make to the doctors suffering with asthma have revealed Imperial County, California, tops the list. And people who suffer with the respiratory disease thinking of heading to the region on their … |
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Call for asthma study volunteers
World First Travel Insurance Participants are being sought for an asthma study which experts hope will shed new light on the condition and help develop better treatments. |
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Fears over severe asthma attacks
World First Travel Insurance Research has shown that serious asthma attacks have resulted in nearly a third of severe asthma sufferers being put on a life-support machine. |
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New drug to combat asthma symptoms
World First Travel Insurance A new drug has been found to significantly reduce asthma symptoms caused by common colds in the first week of infection. Treatment with SNG001 led to a 65% fall in the number of patients experiencing moderate worsening of symptoms, according to … |
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Asthma sufferers at risk, says poll
World First Travel Insurance One in three asthmatics are admitted to casualty wards because of asthma attacks and many are not taking adequate care of themselves, research has shown. Among young people, more than half of those polled reported having to borrow a friend's inhaler in … Asthma sufferers 'ending up in A&E unneccesarily' Young failing to deal with condition Asthma sufferers putting lives at risk |
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Dental Insurance, but No Dentists
New York Times Atlanta WE know that too many Americans can't afford primary care and end up in the emergency room with asthma or heart failure. But in the debate over health care coverage, less attention has been paid to the fact that too many Americans also end up … |
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Higher insurance copays linked to reduced use of asthma medications in children
ModernMedicine Increasing out-of-pocket prescription costs may be responsible for reductions in asthma medication use among children and more frequent asthma-related hospitalizations. To determine how prescription copays for asthma among privately insured families … |
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