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National, international guidelines inconsistent for asthma treatment
Healio “There was demonstrated variability in national and international guideline recommendations for childhood asthma,” Leigh Anne Bakel, MD, associate medical director of clinical effectiveness at Children's Hospital Colorado, told Infectious Diseases in … |
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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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Ajanta Pharma's Generic Anti-Asthma Chewable Tablets Approved By US FDA
International Business Times According to U.S. National Library of Medicine, Montelukast is used to prevent chest tightness, difficulty in breathing and wheezing and coughing caused by asthma. In addition, it is used to prevent the symptoms associated with seasonal allergies and … Ajanta Pharma launches generic asthma treatment tablets in US Ajanta Pharma launches generic asthma treatment tablets Ajanta Pharma launches anti-asthma tablets in US |
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Parents Warned Over Excessive Use Of Calpol; Linked To Asthma And Organ Damage …
International Business Times By wrongly using paracetamol for mild fevers, parents put their children at higher risk of asthma, said Sutcliffe. The famed pediatrician reportedly added that there are chances that children are being administered the dose in exceeded amounts … Excessive use of Calpol linked to asthma and may also cause organ damage Parents warned Calpol misuse is putting their children at risk Do you often give your child a paracetamol like Calpol? Here's what … |
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International Business Times AU |
Exercise worsens asthma symptoms in women: Study
International Business Times AU Asthma patients live with a perpetual dilemma when it comes to physical exercise. Should they go for the recommended daily amount of activity but risk bouts of uncontrollable wheezing and shortness of breath or should they keep indoors without any … |
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Glaxo's Injectable Asthma Treatment 'Nucala' Gets Approval From FDA
International Business Times The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given a go ahead to GlaxoSmithKline Plc's drug Nucala for treatment of severe asthma. The regulato6ry body said that the drug can be used in combination with other therapies and medications for asthma … FDA Approves New Asthma Medication Mepolizumab gets green signal from FDA to be used for maintenance treatment of … GlaxoSmithKline plc (ADR): Why Nucala's FDA Approval Is Significant |
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Children growing with dogs have lower risk of developing asthma, higher …
International Business Times AU The study, published in JAMA Pediatrics, shows that a child exposed to a dog in the first year of life has a 15 percent lower risk of having asthma in later childhood compared to children without dogs. The findings come from the analysis of the health … Children Exposed To Domestic Animals Have Lesser Risk Of Having Asthma, Study Says Decreased Asthma Risk In Children Raised With Dogs Dogs can help prevent asthma in kids |
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Australian researchers explore new asthma treatments in world-first trials
International Business Times AU In a world-first human trial, Australian researchers will test a vaccine used to combat childhood bacterial infections to treat a common type of asthma. The Hunter Medical Research Institute will study if an injection called Prevenar 13, which is given … |
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International Business Times AU |
Australian researchers explore new treatments for asthma in world-first trials
International Business Times AU In a world-first human trial, Australian researchers will test a vaccine used to combat childhood bacterial infections to treat a common type of asthma. Hunter Medical Research Institute will study if an injection called Prevenar 13, which is given to … |
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Soy Supplements Don't Help Asthma Patients: Study
International Business Times A recent study by Northwestern Medicine and the American Lung Association's Asthma Clinical Research Network has discarded the findings of a previous study that established a link between the consumption of soy supplements and a decrease in the … Don't count on soy to ease your asthma Soy Supplements Don't Improve Asthma Soy Supplement Did Not Improve Asthma |
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