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Indians highest users of asthma medicines yet quality of life low: survey
Indian Express Though the use of medicines to treat asthma is the highest in india, the country also reported the lowest levels of controlled asthmatics. India has the highest levels of overnight hospitalisations. Majority of the respondents said they had to leave … |
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Access to medicines is key to reducing suffering from asthma
Weekly Blitz Asthma causes disabling symptoms in millions of people who struggle to breathe, making ordinary activities extraordinarily difficulty – things like going to school, working at a job, looking after children or aging parents, running or even walking … |
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Access to medicines key to reducing asthma impacts
HealthCanal.com There high costs of poorly controlled asthma include the costs of acute treatment at the doctor or hospital, the lost productivity of people with asthma or parents of children with asthma, and the lost education of children who are too unwell to attend … |
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Controversial trade pacts threatening access to vital asthma medicines: expert
Shanghai Daily (subscription) WELLINGTON, May 6 (Xinhua) — New international trade pacts, such as the under-negotiation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), are putting access to quality medicines at risk for millions of asthma sufferers around the world, chair of the Global Asthma … |
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Controversial trade pacts threatening access to vital asthma medicines: expert
Nzweek WELLINGTON, May 6 — New international trade pacts, such as the under-negotiation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), are putting access to quality medicines at risk for millions of asthma sufferers around the world, chair of the Global Asthma Network … |
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Asthma control requires affordable, accessible quality-assured essential medicines
Africa Science News Service The low availability and the prohibitive cost of asthma inhalers continue to be serious challenges in low- and middle-income countries, the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) says ahead of the World Asthma Day. With … |
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As Asthma Rates Rise, Researchers Look at Effective Medicines for Children
UCSF Today As asthma rates continue to rise in the U.S. — proportionally affecting more children than adults — experts at UCSF and across the nation continue to search for the best medicines for pediatric patients. Nearly 10 percent of American children under … |
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He is an asthma patient, not carrying medicines: Collector's wife
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Asthma Patients Not Using Controller Medicines Properly
Medical News Today A survey of 1000 asthma sufferers found that controller medications are not used by 49% of children and adults with persistent asthma. Results from the CHOICE (Comprehensive Survey of Healthcare Professionals and Asthma Patients Offering Insight on … |
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Medicines break 'a risk to health'
The Press Association A poll of 1000 people found one in five thought it was okay to occasionally stop medicines for a long-term condition such as diabetes or asthma to cleanse their body. Almost one in three people surveyed thought it was fine to take over-the-counter … 'Detoxing' can be harmful Detox myth is putting people at risk of harm, new survey reveals |
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