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Classmates dedicate bench, plaque to young asthma victim
San Jose Mercury News 27, 2014 at the young age of 8 due to complications from asthma. The third-graders, with the guidance of Maintenance, Operations and Transportation Director Brian Shreve, looked at installing a bench, lamp post plaque and sod in front of the school … |
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Milpitas National Little League Opening Day honors victim of fatal asthma attack
San Jose Mercury News 27, 2014 following complications from a Christmas morning asthma attack. He loved baseball and played in the Milpitas National Little League since he was 4. Many of the attendees in the crowd of hundreds wore gray ribbons in recognition of asthma … |
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Milpitas third-grader touched many lives
San Jose Mercury News Milpitas baseball player and well-liked third-grader Christian Ryan Lavarias Dalugdug, 8, photographed in May in Hawaii. Christian died following an asthma attack on Christmas and subsequent cardiac arrest. His unexpected death sparked $20,000 in … |
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Hundreds turn out to honor Milpitas third-grader who died after asthma attack
San Jose Mercury News Milpitas baseball player and well-liked third-grader Christian Ryan Lavarias Dalugdug, 8, photographed in May in Hawaii. Christian died following an asthma attack on Christmas and subsequent cardiac arrest. His unexpected death sparked $20,000 in … |
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Milpitas third-grader dies after asthma attack
San Jose Mercury News 27, 2014 at the young age of 8 due to complications from asthma followed by cardiac arrest at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose. He would have turned 9 on Wednesday. On a tribute Facebook group to Christian, family members, parents of his classmates … |
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Oakland nonprofits to battle asthma with $600000 EPA grant
San Jose Mercury News OAKLAND — The EPA awarded a $600,000 asthma prevention grant to an Oakland nonprofit Wednesday that will help schoolchildren and their parents identify and avoid indoor triggers like dust and cleaning products. The grant will go to the Public Health … EPA awards $600000 to Oakland, Calif. health …. |
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New spa trend: Salt therapy claims to relieve symptoms of allergies, asthma …
San Jose Mercury News Several mornings a week, Mercedes Costa sinks back in a chair, closes her eyes and breathes in the cool salt air. Costa isn't at the beach. She's in a softly lit treatment room at Salt Spa Walnut Creek. A thick layer of salt crystals lines the walls … |
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California enterovirus-D68 cases jump to 14, five in greater Bay Area
San Jose Mercury News Some children become more seriously ill with breathing difficulties, particularly children with a history of asthma. In a separate investigation, Chavez said the California Department of Public Health has identified 35 patients with paralysis and … Two Fenton students get Enterovirus D68 illness; Health department says there … Docs Offer Advice for Combating Respiratory Virus That's Striking Kids Enterovirus confirmed in Ontario County |
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RV battles asthma throughout East Bay
San Jose Mercury News In fact, the crew piloting this RV battles asthma, the most common childhood illness, affecting more than 7 million children nationwide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This is the Northern California Breathmobile — an … |
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Oakland: Tribune to hold public forum next week on impact of asthma
San Jose Mercury News In Alameda County, the asthma hospitalization rate — 20.3 stays for every 10,000 children — is nearly twice the state average and the third-highest in California, after Imperial and Fresno counties. Some Oakland neighborhoods send children to the … |
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