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 Sydney Morning Herald |
Asthma sidelines Anderson, while Moore is now less for Canterbury
Sydney Morning Herald BRISBANE have lost front-rower Scott Anderson to asthma ahead of tonight's clash with Gold Coast at Suncorp Stadium. Anderson withdrew yesterday, and is likely to be replaced by Dunamis Lui or Mitchell Dodds, who was originally named on the interchange … |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
A city brought to its sneeze
Sydney Morning Herald But the inclusion of the London plane tree in the 69 species contained in the plan has raised concerns among some allergy sufferers, who claim the tree's pollen exacerbates asthma and other respiratory illnesses. ''We opposed it then and we oppose it … |
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 The Age |
How to get rid of those voice-box wrinkles and breathe easier
Sydney Morning Herald Professor Phil Bardin hopes that Botox injected into the vocal chords will help clear airways in severe asthma patients. Photo: John Woudstra AUSTRALIAN doctors will inject botox into the larynx of patients with severe asthma in an effort to relax … Asthma sufferers to have Botox injected into voice box Botox bid to iron out asthma Botox to be trialled as treatment for severe asthma |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
Media control is a family affair
Sydney Morning Herald The US coal industry received some unwelcome publicity last week after an activist group spread the rumour that some of the largest coal miners in North America (including Peabody and Massey Energy) wanted to make asthma ''inhalers cool''. … |
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 Allentown Morning Call |
Lehigh Valley ranks 18th among 100 'asthma capitals'
Allentown Morning Call While allergy sufferers prepare for the springtime onslaught on their noses and eyes, asthma sufferers also know it can be tough in these parts — all the time. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recently … St. Louis among the worst allergy cities |
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LV HEALTH: A ranking that takes your breath away
Allentown Morning Call (blog) While allergy sufferers prepare for the springtime onslaught of their noses and eyes, asthma sufferers also know it can be tough in these parts — all the time. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America recently released its list of Asthma Capitals, … Dayton among worst cities for allergy sufferers |
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 FOX 4 News |
Irving mother who died from asthma attack accidentally suffocated her child
Dallas Morning News A 15-year-old Irving mother suffered a fatal asthma attack and collapsed on her 1-month-old son, killing him, authorities concluded. The Dallas County Medical Examiner recently ruled the Dec. 15 death of Rebecca Ray was natural and … Teen mom in Texas suffered asthma attack while her cuddling baby, smothered … Teen mom dies of asthma, accidentally suffocates infant Irving teen died from asthma, fell on baby who died, medical examiner says |
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FOX 4 News |
Irving teen's fatal asthma attack led to her baby's death
Dallas Morning News By AP Investigators say a 15-year-old Irving girl collapsed and died from an asthma attack, falling on and smothering her 1-month-old son. Rebecca Ray was found dead Dec. 15 in the bedroom of her home in the 1000 block of Briar Oaks Drive. … Teen mom dies of asthma, accidentally suffocates infant Irving teen died from asthma, fell on baby who died, medical examiner says Teen Mom Died of Asthma Attack, Smothered Infant Son |
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Sydney's smoking … but it's nothing to worry about
Sydney Morning Herald Asthma Foundation NSW chief executive Michele Goldman said asthma sufferers should try to stay indoors, avoid exercise and carry their medication on days like today. "If [wood smoke] is one of your triggers, people should consider working from home and … |
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Ausssies better at managing asthma: report
Sydney Morning Herald The report by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) shows a decline in asthma-related hospital admissions and fewer asthmatic patients needing rapid re-admissions. There were just over 50100 hospital admissions in 1997 but by 2004 this … |
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