Nationwide Children’s mobile app may help people better self-manage asthma – News-Medical.net

Nationwide Children's mobile app may help people better self-manage asthma
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Very early on in her life, 3-year-old Karma Taylor found herself frequently in the Emergency Department in the middle of the night as a result of breathing problems. Karma's mom, Joyce Kelso, felt like she was chasing after her daughter's asthma rather

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Sun Pharma’s RespiTrack mobile app to boost treatment compliance amongst asthma patients – ETCIO.com


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Sun Pharma's RespiTrack mobile app to boost treatment compliance amongst asthma patients
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Patient adherence to medical regimens is a major problem in chronic disease management. And adherence to asthma medication regimens tends to be very poor, with the reported rates of non-adherence to prescribed treatment regimen in India to be in the …
Sun Pharma launches mobile app for asthma patientsFinancial Express
Sun Pharma takes mobile app route to raise disease awareness: Abhay GandhiBusiness Standard

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Sun Pharma launches mobile app for asthma patients – Financial Express


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Sun Pharma launches mobile app for asthma patients
Financial Express
As part of its focus to give boost to treatment compliance amongst Asthma patients by minimising instances of non-adherence and drop-outs in Asthma treatment regime, Sun Pharma Sun Pharma is rolling out India's first unique and innovative mobile …
Sun Pharma's RespiTrack mobile app to boost treatment compliance amongst asthma patientsETCIO.com
Sun Pharma takes mobile app route to raise disease awareness: Abhay GandhiBusiness Standard

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New mobile app has the potential to revolutionise asthma management – HealthCanal.com (press release) (blog)


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New mobile app has the potential to revolutionise asthma management
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The MASTERY program, supported by the Monash Research Impact Fund, can help pregnant women monitor their asthma regularly, effectively and in partnership with their primary healthcare providers. The MASTERY telehealth program, involves the use of …

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FoodWiki: a Mobile App Examines Side Effects of Food Additives Via Semantic Web.

FoodWiki: a Mobile App Examines Side Effects of Food Additives Via Semantic Web.

J Med Syst. 2016 Feb;40(2):41

Authors: Çelik Ertu?rul D

Abstract
In this article, a research project on mobile safe food consumption system (FoodWiki) is discussed that performs its own inferencing rules in its own knowledge base. Currently, the developed rules examines the side effects that are causing some health risks: heart disease, diabetes, allergy, and asthma as initial. There are thousands compounds added to the processed food by food producers with numerous effects on the food: to add color, stabilize, texturize, preserve, sweeten, thicken, add flavor, soften, emulsify, and so forth. Those commonly used ingredients or compounds in manufactured foods may have many side effects that cause several health risks such as heart disease, hypertension, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, allergies, alzheimer etc. according to World Health Organization. Safety in food consumption, especially by patients in these risk groups, has become crucial, given that such health problems are ranked in the top ten health risks around the world. It is needed personal e-health knowledge base systems to help patients take control of their safe food consumption. The systems with advanced semantic knowledge base can provide recommendations of appropriate foods before consumption by individuals. The proposed FoodWiki system is using a concept based search mechanism that performs on thousands food compounds to provide more relevant information.

PMID: 26590979 [PubMed – in process]

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Exclusive: Children’s Health launches mobile app to help patients manage asthma – Dallas Business Journal (blog)

Exclusive: Children's Health launches mobile app to help patients manage asthma
Dallas Business Journal (blog)
Children's Health has just pushed out its latest telehealth development – a mobile app aimed at helping youths take more control of their asthma. My Asthma Pal gives children and parents the tools they need to proactively approach their asthma care.

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Mobile Asthma Center Expands Services in East Bay – Patch.com


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Mobile Asthma Center Expands Services in East Bay
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The “Breathmobile” will now be bringing its mobile asthma services into three new locations whose populations suffer heavily from asthma. The $100,000 grant was approved by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District Sept. 2 during the district's
Breathmobile coming to San Pablo thanks to grantRichmond Standard

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