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Could asthma be treated with PROBIOTICS? Bug that mimics salmonella could …
Daily Mail The research could lead to probiotic asthma treatments based on the use of the body's harmless bacteria resembling Salmonella, or the application of myeloid cells as therapeutics, said Dr Ganesh. In the UK 5.4 million people are treated for asthma, or … Salmonella Infections Reduce Asthma Attacks Salmonella Infection Mitigates Asthma |
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Once-a-day inhaler for asthma patients is approved for use in Britain
Daily Mail Studies show patients find it hard to follow complicated instructions about when to use different inhalers, and that incorrect use often leads to asthma attacks and the need for hospital treatment. Combined reliever and preventative treatments … GlaxoSmithKline's Relvar Ellipta for asthma and COPD launches in the UK New once-daily inhaler for COPD and asthma GlaxoSmithKline in Ware manufactures new treatment for asthma and COPD … |
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Mother urges Ontario schools to let kids with asthma carry inhalers
The Globe and Mail Ontario schools should allow students with asthma to carry puffers with them in case of emergencies, says the mother of a 12-year-old boy who died when no one could get his inhaler in time because it was locked in the principal's office. Ryan Gibbons … |
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Girl, 12, dies of an asthma attack because there was no school nurse due to …
Daily Mail Laporshia Massey, 12, died of an asthma attack on Sept.25 after staff members at Bryant Elementary School in Cobbs Creek, PA didn't provide immediate rescue. The school only has a nurse on staff two days a week. This is due to Philadelphia budget cuts … Sixth-grader dies from asthma complications, no school nurse on duty Sixth-grader's death adds to fears over Philly layoffs of school nurses Girl's Death Allegedly Linked To Cash-Strapped School District |
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Babies given Calpol just once a month 'are five times as likely to develop asthma'
Daily Mail Children who are given Calpol are far more likely to develop asthma, a major study has found. Those given the medicine once a month are five times more at risk while even having it just once a year increases the chances by 70 per cent. Over the past 50 … |
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From asthma attacks to joint pain and bugs galore… Your little darling's …
Daily Mail Kai, now ten, is one of 1.1 million children in the UK with asthma, when the lungs' airways become inflamed and narrow after coming into contact with an allergic trigger such as dust, or a non-allergic one such as exercise, causing symptoms including … |
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Traffic pollution and wood burning stoves 'make asthma worse', warn experts
Daily Mail Dr John Burgess said: 'It is now recommended that adults who suffer asthma should not live on busy roads and that the use of old wood heaters should be upgraded to newer heaters, to ensure their health does not worsen.' The researchers looked at 1383 … |
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How trendy wood burning stoves can make asthma worse
Daily Mail Dr John Burgess said: 'It is now recommended that adults who suffer asthma should not live on busy roads and that the use of old wood heaters should be upgraded to newer heaters, to ensure their health does not worsen.' The researchers looked at 1383 … |
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Melton teen Brodie Wilson dies from asthma attack, mum blames ambulance …
The Border Mail Doctors said the cause of death was exacerbated asthma. Ms Wilson said her son had been let down. “He deserved to have an ambulance ready when he needed it, like everybody does who lives here, and I just feel that the system failed him,” she told The … Grieving mum demands coronial inquest into ambulance delays after son dies … |
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Lack of filters gets up the nose of asthma council
Bundaberg News Mail Many may shrug their shoulders at the claims, but National Asthma Council Australia spokesperson and allergist, clinical associate professor Sheryl van Nunen, said there are reported cases of serious motor accidents caused by people with hayfever … |
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