Breathe Well Live Well
Condition: Asthma
Intervention: Behavioral: Electronic sensor and OW education
Sponsor: Montefiore Medical Center
Not yet recruiting – verified September 2016
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OlympicTalk (blog) |
Brazil's top female swimmer tests positive for substance in asthma medication, reports say
OlympicTalk (blog) Etiene Medeiros, Brazil's most decorated female swimmer, failed a May 8 drug test for a banned substance found in asthma medication, according to Brazilian media. Medeiros, 25, is the world-record holder in the non-Olympic, short-course 50m backstroke … |
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Condition: Sickle Cell Disease
Intervention: Other: Interviews and Surveys
Sponsor: Vanderbilt University
Recruiting – verified May 2016
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ABC Local |
Leukotrienes in asthma medication used to block stress
ABC Local They work on cell tissue a bit like how rust does on metal. One of the keys to their production is a substance known as a leukotrine. You've probably never heard of leukotrienes—unless you have asthma, because most asthma medications work to block … |
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Otago Daily Times |
Kiwi cyclist banned over asthma medication
Newshub Masters cyclist Mark Spessot has been banned for two years after testing positive to two prohibited substances commonly used in asthma medication. Drug-Free Sport NZ chief executive Graeme Steel says the case highlights the fact that many commonly … Otago cyclist banned after drug test Mark Spessot banned for two years after Twizel Timaru ride Cycling: Veteran cyclist banned for two years |
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Tech Times |
Asthma Medication May Raise Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Risk
Tech Times A study found that asthma activity increased the risk of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) by 45 percent in men aged 65 to 74. In a separate group of AAA patients aged 50 and above, a recent diagnosis for asthma is linked to an aortic aneurysm rupture … |
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Lung Disease News |
Rhinovirus-positive Bronchiolitis Increases Use of Asthma Medication in Kids …
Lung Disease News A new study from Finland showed that children with rhinovirus-positive bronchiolitis used asthma controller medication more often than kids with respiratory syncytial virus. Understanding risk factors for asthma may aid in its prevention, or could help … |
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Rhinovirus-positive Bronchiolitis Increases Use of Asthma Medication in Kids, Study Shows
Lung Disease News A new study from Finland showed that children with rhinovirus-positive bronchiolitis used asthma controller medication more often than kids with respiratory syncytial virus. Understanding risk factors for asthma may aid in its prevention, or could help … |
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KUTV 2News |
Baby your Baby: Can pregnant woman take asthma medication?
KUTV 2News (KUTV) Nurse Al Romeo with the Utah Department of Health's Mother to Baby and Pregnancy Risk Line program talked about pregnancy and asthma. Remember, on bad air-quality days, try to exercise or stay indoors. Contact your usual provider if your … |
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Medic alleged to have stolen asthma medication to treat her child
EMS1.com Beasley was charged with larceny by an employee and practicing medicine without a license. The practicing medicine charge is for the alleged theft of asthma medication stolen from the 50-210 EMS station and later given by Beasley to her child. |
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