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Daily Mail |
Asthma sufferer almost chokes to death after FALSE NAIL was lodged in her …
Daily Mail An asthma sufferer almost choked to death when she took a puff on her inhaler and nearly swallowed a false nail. Alison Hall, 48, was at work when she felt her chest tightening and took out her blue salbutamol inhaler. She took a sharp breath and felt … |
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New York Daily News |
French man gets asthma inhaler lodged in his chest
New York Daily News French man gets asthma inhaler lodged in his chest. The elderly man's nebulizer canister was found between his liver and diaphragm after it exploded in a fire. The incident serves as a reminder to keep the pressurized gas-filled containers away from … |
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Fox News |
Asthma inhaler lodged in chest highlights importance of warning labels
Fox News A new case report from France offers a reminder of why people who use medical devices like asthma inhalers should take warnings on the product label seriously. A 74-year-old asthmatic man was burning leaves when he heard an explosion and felt … Exploding asthma inhaler lodges in man's chest |
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Asthma inhaler lodged in chest highlights importance of warning labels
Chicago Tribune (blog) A new case report from France offers a reminder of why people who use medical devices like asthma inhalers should take warnings on the product label seriously. A 74-year-old asthmatic man was burning leaves when he heard an explosion and felt … |
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Asthma inhaler lodged in chest highlights importance of warning labels
Reuters Inhalers, a portable form of nebulizer, turn liquid medication into a fine mist, which is the fastest way for people with asthma or other lung conditions to dose themselves during an attack. But the devices contain pressurized gas along with medication … |
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Asthma inhaler lodged in chest highlights importance of warning labels
KFGO NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – A new case report from France offers a reminder of why people who use medical devices like asthma inhalers should take warnings on the product label seriously. A 74-year-old asthmatic man was burning leaves when he … |
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