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FDA says asthma drug Xolair raises risk of heart, brain problems
MSN Philippines News WASHINGTON – The asthma drug Xolair is associated with a higher risk of heart attack, mini-stroke, chest pain and blood clots in the lungs and veins, among other problems, though the extent of increased risk is unclear, the U.S. Food and Drug … |
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 Medgadget.com |
Asthma inhaler transmits your usage data to your smartphone
Yahoo! Philippines News Read 'Asthma inhaler transmits your usage data to your smartphone' on Yahoo! OMG! Philippines. Next in line in the world of smart health devices: a sensorized asthma inhaler that tracks your usage and transmits the data to your smartphone. Inhaler … Asthmapolis Receives FDA Clearance for Asthma Inhaler Sensor System |
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 Mindanao Examiner |
Philippines warns public against gecko medicine
Mindanao Examiner MANILA, Philippines (Mindanao Examiner / July 24, 2011) – The Philippine Health Ministry has warned the public against reports that eating geckos could cure a variety of diseases from asthma to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome or AIDS. … |
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 Globe and Mail |
Philippines: Geckos Are A No-Go For AIDS
NPR (blog) "The folkloric practice of using geckos (or "tuko") as cure for AIDS and asthma persists to this day and is of serious concern…." the Philippines Department of Health said in a statement. "There is no basis that this practice cures ailments like AIDS … Health department: Gecko can't cure Aids, asthma Warning issued vs. "tuko" treatment DoH warns against use of geckos to cure asthma, AiDS |
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Globe and Mail |
Philippines Warns Against Using Lizards as Medicine
Voice of America (blog) Geckos, climbing lizards common in tropical countries, are used as folk treatments for asthma, AIDS and other ailments in China and Southeast Asia. But the Philippine Department of Health on Friday said there is no evidence they provide any health … Health department: Gecko can't cure Aids, asthma Warning issued vs. "tuko" treatment DoH warns against use of geckos to cure asthma, AiDS |
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