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Children on farms at lower risk of asthma
Cordis News Children living on farms are significantly less likely to develop asthma than their peers, a new study shows. The research was partially supported by two EU-funded projects: GABRIEL ('A multidisciplinary study to identify the genetic and environmental … |
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Keep track of asthma symptoms
The News International Keeping track of asthma symptoms each day can help your doctor devise a more effective treatment plan. * Pay attention to daytime symptoms including feeling short of breath, wheezing, coughing and having a tight feeling in the chest. … |
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Surviving Serious Childhood Illness Takes Toll Later: Study
U.S. News & World Report The researchers compared those with asthma or other chronic illness, such as cancer, diabetes and epilepsy, with people who did not have these conditions. Among those included in their analysis, 16 percent suffered from asthma and 3 percent had cancer, … |
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AstraZeneca withdraws asthma drug
Manchester Evening News Drugs giant AstraZeneca is ending production of a pressurised metered dose inhaler version of its asthma treatment Pulmicort, which has been developed with technology partner SkyePharma. Cheshire-based AstraZeneca said that 'complex manufacturing … Astra pulls asthma product, hitting SkyePharma AZ withdraws asthma drug, bad news for SkyePharma SkyePharma crashes |
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New Study To Examine Roach Control & Asthma
About – News & Issues The US Department of Housing and Urban Development are funding a study to examine if roach control can lead to better control of asthma. Pest control studies in the past have cost between $750- $1000, … |
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AZ withdraws asthma drug, bad news for SkyePharma
Pharma Times AstraZeneca is to discontinue production of the pressurised metered dose inhaler version of its asthma treatment Pulmicort as a result of manufacturing problems. The Anglo-Swedish drugmaker says the decision has been taken to pull Pulmicort pMDI … Astra pulls asthma product, hitting SkyePharma AstraZeneca ends production of Pulmicort inhaler, hitting shares in partner … |
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Colleges study asthma, roaches to find links
Myrtle Beach Sun News NEW ORLEANS — Researchers from Tulane and North Carolina State universities are gearing up to study whether exterminating roaches can alleviate asthma symptoms in children who live in public housing. … Tulane study to test whether roach control program helps asthma in La. inner … La. Study to Look at Roach Control, Asthma Links |
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Asthma specialist conducts session on latest clinical research
The News International Considering advances in asthma management, doctors and specialists must lay stress on the fact that patients can control their asthma, live an unrestricted life, and have normal activities. This was the key message communicated by Dr. Andrew Greening, … |
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Smokers less responsive to medicine for asthma: expert
Online – International News Network ISLAMABAD: The doctors must make asthma patients quit smoking first, as smokers are less responsive to the medicines used in the disease. British Expert on asthmatic and pulmonary diseases Prof. Andrew Greening said this at an interactive sessions … |
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Bacteria on farms may protect against asthma
The News International New research lends support to the idea that exposure to a wide range of microbes explains why farm kids have lower asthma rates than city kids. School-aged children in the studies who lived on farms were about 30% to 50% less likely to have asthma than … |
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