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Expert warns against paracetamol use in children with asthma
Pharmacy News By Nick O'Donoghue on 11 November 2011 Children with a family history of asthma should avoid using paracetamol (acetaminophen), a leading paediatric pulmonologist believes. Writing in the journal Pediatrics, Dr John McBride, from Northeast Ohio Medical … Go-To Childhood Medicine May Increase Asthma Risk |
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Updated asthma meds chart released
Pharmacy News Pharmacists and other health professionals now have access to an updated version of the popular National Asthma Council asthma medications chart. The new, updated version of the wall chart is, like its predecessor, … |
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PPI use for asthma questioned
Pharmacy News By Nick O'Donoghue on 13 April 2011 Use of proton pump inhibitors (PPI) in adults with asthma is unlikely to have clinical significance, a study reveals. US researchers found PPI therapy in adults resulted in a small statistically significant … |
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Maternal paracetamol use a child asthma risk
Pharmacy News By Kirrilly Burton on 29 March 2011 Pregnant women should only use the popular pain reliever paracetamol when necessary, as it increases the risk of having children with asthma, a study reveals. The authors made the recommendation after conducting a … Consumption of popular pain reliever during pregnancy may put children at … |
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A Higher Percentage of Surveyed Physicians Than Surveyed MCO Pharmacy …
Business Wire (press release) The lower percentage of surveyed MCO pharmacy directors selecting Advair/Seretide/Adoair may reflect payers' lower level of familiarity with asthma … |
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Incense burning linked to asthma
Pharmacy News Children who are exposed to regular incense burning have a significantly higher risk of developing asthma than those who are not, a study reveals. … Incense burning tied to asthma risk |
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ICS/LABA combination therapy increases asthma-related pharmacy cost
News-Medical.net Researchers find inhaled corticosteroid and long-acting beta agonist (ICS/LABA) combination products are commonly used by patients with mild asthma, … Amoxicillin Allergy More Likely in Children |
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Dying To Get Out Of CVS Pharmacy
dagblog (blog) The girl succumbs to an asthma attack. They go to CVS pharmacy to buy an emergency inhaler. She is on the ground, her throat closing. They have $20 on them. … Don't Go to CVS If You're Having an Asthma Attack and Have Less Than $21 Woman Suffering Asthma Attack Denied Inhaler New Jersey Couple: Couldn't Buy Needed Inhaler |
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Woman Suffering Asthma Attack Denied Inhaler at Pharmacy
FOXNews A New Jersey woman suffering an asthma attack was denied an inhaler at a pharmacy because she was $1.99 short, MyFoxNY.com reported. … |
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Asthma patients' pharmacy preference
Pharmacy News Asthma patients want their pharmacist to play a greater role in their disease management, a new study reveals. Researchers at the University of Sydney's … |
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