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Genetic Literacy Project |
Asthma and Atopic March Syndrome caused by GMOs? Science says 'No'
Genetic Literacy Project Asthma is a worldwide problem, afflicting more than 230 million people around the globe. It's particularly a problem with children, sending 775,000 of them to the emergency room every year in the United States. It's also more prevalent in … |
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Asthma and Atopic March Syndrome caused by GMOs? Independent science …
Genetic Literacy Project Asthma is a worldwide problem, afflicting more than 230 million people around the glove. It's particularly a problem with children, sending 775,000 of them to the emergency room every year in the United States. It's also more prevalent in … |
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Camp for kids with asthma set for March 23-27
Evansville Courier & Press For its 10th year, Camp Nota-Gonna-Wheeze will be available for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Asthma affects more than 7 million children in this country, and is the third leading cause of hospitalization among children under 15 … Early pneumonia linked with later asthma and wheeze |
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Asthma and eczema: signs of the atopic march
Lancaster Newspapers Asthma is a chronic lung disease that inflames and narrows the airways. Asthma causes recurring periods of wheezing (a whistling sound when you breathe), chest tightness, shortness of breath and coughing. The coughing often occurs at night or early in … |
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Oakland: Tribune to hold public forum on impact of asthma March 20, 6 to 8 pm …
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, next to rates in Imperial and Fresno counties. Some Oakland neighborhoods sent children … |
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 OzarksFirst.com |
Today's Top Medical Stories for Monday, March 19, 2012
OzarksFirst.com A new study suggests Americans aren't doing enough to improve their heart health, and could antibiotics increase the severity of asthma in children? Synthetic versions of marijuana are sending some teens to the emergency room. |
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'March epidemic' of asthma
Nature.com Seasonal spurts in asthma cases have been reported from across the world. Researchers in the Indian megacity of Kolkata have now found evidence to nail a 'March epidemic' of asthma. This item is available free as a special feature to registered … |
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 Afro American |
March | Asthma Prevention
Afro American For the nearly 25 million Americans with asthma, it's also a reminder to take extra care outside. While it's easy to get caught up in the joys of finally getting out of the house, environmental triggers such as pollen and the change in weather can … |
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 Oklahoma City Friday |
Memorial service is March 3 for Anthony Shadid
Oklahoma City Friday Shadid, 43, died of an apparent asthma attack last week in Syria, while there on assignment with the New York Times. It was reported that he was walking toward the border, behind horses, with photographer Tyler Hicks when he collapsed and died. Memorial in Oklahoma planned for Anthony Shadid Guest column: Journalist Shadid's risks were benefit to us all Syrian Expatriates Organization Mourns the Death of Legendary Journalist … |
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Theron Pharmaceuticals to Present at the BIO-Europe Spring Conference on March …
Business Wire (press release) Dr. Zhang will provide a company overview and highlight Theron's lead COPD/asthma candidate, TRN-157, for which the company is actively seeking Biopharma partners on a global or regional basis to maximize its broad therapeutic potential in these … |
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