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Twitter helps predict ED visits for asthma
MedCity News By collecting and mapping the location of tweets with keywords such as “asthma,” “inhaler” and “wheezing,” mining the EHR at Parkland Memorial Hospital, then comparing to air-quality reports in the Dallas area, researchers were able to predict … |
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Twitter may help hospitals predict spike in asthma attacks
CTV News A chronic condition, asthma currently affects an estimated 25 million people in the US, and its prevalence is rising steadily. Each year, asthma is responsible for around 2 million emergency room visits, half a million hospital admissions and 2,500 … Twitter and Big Data Could Predict Emergency Room Rush Hours Twitter may help hospitals anticipate a spike in asthma attacks |
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Lauderdale Daily News |
Study: Twitter Could Help Predict Asthma-Related ED Patient Volume
iHealthBeat The researchers found no meaningful relationship between the asthma-related Google searches and ED visits (Budryk, FierceHealthcare, 4/16). The authors noted that they are working to expand their research to see if their preliminary findings hold when … How Twitter Can Help Predict Emergency Room Visits Twitter can help predict emergency room visits |
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How Twitter Can Help Predict Emergency-Room Visits
UANews (press release) Researchers tracked asthma-related tweets around the world, shown in the visualization above, then zoomed in on a particular region to see how the social media posts, when analyzed alongside other data, could help them predict asthma-related emergency … Public Release: 15-Apr-2015 How Twitter can help predict emergency room visits Twitter May Help Predict Emergency Room Visits Study Suggests Twitter Posts Could Help Predict ER Traffic |
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Skin-Prick Test Results May Predict Emerging Asthma
Medscape HOUSTON — Sensitivity to cats and dust mites, identified on skin-prick testing in children up to 4 years of age, might be an indicator of the risk of developing asthma by age 7, according to results of a new study. This finding could help guide … |
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Daily Mail |
Simple test can predict asthma attacks in children
Daily Mail A simple test could help ensure asthmatic children get the right amount of medication to help prevent future asthma attacks. The test can accurately measure levels of inflammation within the urine that give warning signs of an imminent attack. Research … Urine test could warn of asthma attacks |
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Physiological variables best predict adult asthma phenotypes
News-Medical.net Physiological variables are more consistent predictors of adult asthma phenotypes than inflammatory biomarkers, an international team of researchers suggests. Using data from the Pan-European BIOAIR study, the team found that patients' phenotypes were … |
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Physiological variables best predict adult asthma phenotypes
medwireNews medwireNews: Physiological variables are more consistent predictors of adult asthma phenotypes than inflammatory biomarkers, an international team of researchers suggests. Using data from the Pan-European BIOAIR study, the team found that patients' … |
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Mother's illness, allergen exposure during pregency may predict child's risk …
News-Medical.net The study, published in the February issue of Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, found a mother's infections and bacterial exposure during pregnancy affect the in utero environment, thus increasing a baby's risk of developing allergy and asthma … |
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Mother's illness, allergen exposure may predict child's risk of asthma
News-Medical.net The study, published in the February issue of Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, found a mother's infections and bacterial exposure during pregnancy affect the in utero environment, thus increasing a baby's risk of developing allergy and asthma … |
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