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Low asthma medication adherence predictors identified in adolescents
News-Medical.net Inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) adherence among adolescents with asthma is low and is associated with a lack of knowledge about treatment and patients' perceptions about their medicines, show findings of a study published in the Journal of Asthma. |
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Low asthma medication adherence predictors identified in adolescents
medwireNews medwireNews: Inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) adherence among adolescents with asthma is low and is associated with a lack of knowledge about treatment and patients' perceptions about their medicines, show findings of a study published in the Journal of … |
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Lung Disease News |
Overweight Children Misinterpret Asthma Symptoms, Might Overuse Medication
Lung Disease News A recent study published online in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (JACI), the official scientific journal of the American Association of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, shows that obese children with asthma may use unnecessary rescue … |
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Youth Health Magzine |
Unnecessary Asthma Medication For Overweight Children
Youth Health Magzine According to a study that was recently published in the Journal Of Allergy And Clinical Immunology, overweight children who have asthma are often being given prescriptions for unnecessary "rescue medications" when their shortness of breath, which could … Are Overweight Asthmatic Kids Taking Too Much Medication? |
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Monthly Prescribing Reference |
Overweight kids misinterpret asthma symptoms, potentially overuse medication
EurekAlert (press release) ORLANDO, Fla. – New research shows obese children with asthma may mistake symptoms of breathlessness for loss of asthma control leading to high and unnecessary use of rescue medications. The study was published online in the Journal of Allergy and … Overweight Children More Likely to Report Worse Asthma Control Obese Asthmatics Overuse Rescue Medications Seven recent developments involving food allergy |
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Overweight kids misinterpret asthma symptoms, potentially overuse medication
Medical Xpress New research shows obese children with asthma may mistake symptoms of breathlessness for loss of asthma control leading to high and unnecessary use of rescue medications. The study was published online in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical … Obese Asthmatics Overuse Rescue Medications |
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Overweight kids misinterpret asthma symptoms, potentially overuse medication
Science Codex "Obese children with asthma need to develop a greater understanding of the distinct feeling of breathlessness in order to avoid not just unnecessary medication use, but also the anxiety, reduced quality of life and health care utilization that come … Obese Asthmatics Overuse Rescue Medications |
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Pertussis vaccination did not increase risk for asthma medication use
Healio Hartmut Vogt, MD, PhD, of Linköping University in Sweden, and colleagues used data from a previous study to assess the association between asthma medication use in adolescence and pertussis immunization in infancy. Data for approximately 80,000 … |
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Medical Daily |
COPD And Asthma Treatment Involves More Than Just Medication; Combination …
Medical Daily COPD afflicts a patient's lungs, most often in the form of the flu, asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and lung cancer. Secondhand causes include air pollution, secondhand smoke, occupational dust and chemicals, heredity, and a childhood of … Combination therapy for COPD associated with better outcomes Drug Combination Better than LABAs Alone for COPD Combo Therapy Best for COPD: Study |
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Medication monitoring company for asthma, COPD attracts $14.5M
MedCity News propeller health Android app Propeller Health, which developed an FDA-cleared sensor to track where and when patients with asthma, COPD and other respiratory diseases use their inhalers and take medication related to their condition, has closed a … Madison company Propeller Health raises $14.5 million Propeller Health gets $14.5 million in funding, nabs Chris Hogg as COO Propeller Health Raises $14.5M for its Respiratory Disease Sensors |
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