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Asthma study about children in Regina still chugging along
Regina Leader-Post Josh Lawson, an associate professor with the Canadian Centre for Health and Safety in Agriculture and the Department of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan, discovered that one out of every five kids in Regina has asthma while he was conducting … |
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Asthma treatment users a little bit shorter
Regina Leader-Post Results of a long-term asthma study found that children who used an inhaled steroid before they entered puberty were about a 1.27 cm shorter as adults than those who did not. Doctors have known since the 1990s that inhaled steroids taken for asthma can … 'Chaotic' family life damages asthma adherence Children Treated With Inhaled Steroids Are Shorter Than Peers, According To … |
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Childhood asthma on the rise
Regina Leader-Post By Pamela Cowan, Leader-Post May 1, 2012 2:01 AM Hill Avenue Drugs owner and pharmacist Andrew Gilbertson demonstrates the proper way to use asthma medication. Medications can keep asthma under control – if used correctly. However, most people with … |
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Sport a tonic for Choboter
Regina Leader-Post "I have asthma and my parents wanted my asthma to develop and get kind of eliminated, so they put me in swimming to reduce it," recounted Choboter, 15. Admittedly, Choboter, now a Grade 10 student at LeBoldus High School, wasn't exactly infatuated with … |
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Swimming a tonic for Regina's Noah Choboter
Regina Leader-Post “I have asthma and my parents wanted my asthma to develop and get kind of eliminated, so they put me in swimming to reduce it,” recounted Choboter, 15. Admittedly, Choboter, now a Grade 10 student at LeBoldus High School, wasn't exactly infatuated with … |
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Asthma risk increased by common antibiotic: Canadian research
Regina Leader-Post By Margaret Munro, Postmedia News March 16, 2012 The antibiotic vancomycin, when used early in life, can increase the incidence and severity of "allergic" asthma, the common form of the disease triggered by things such as pollen, mites or molds, … |
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SmartSilk bedding products certified asthma and allergy friendly
Regina Leader-Post (blog) According to MayoClinic.com, for some people, dust mite allergy may be the primary cause of inflammation and contraction of airways of the lungs (asthma), resulting in wheezing, shortness of breath and other breathing difficulties including snoring. … |
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