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Mobile asthma care clinic making the rounds
Long Beach Press-Telegram Posted: 08/12/2012 11:40:40 AM PDT. August 12, 2012 6:41 PM GMTUpdated: 08/12/2012 11:41:06 AM PDT. LONG BEACH – A clinic designed to give asthma care to residents is making its way through town this month. St. Mary Medical Center Breathe Easy … |
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St. Mary's adopts high-tech methods to boost patient care
Long Beach Press-Telegram It's used to treat severe persistent asthma in patients at least 18 years old whose asthma is not well-controlled with more standard methods, according to Dr. Joyoti Datta, chief of staff and pulmonary disease/chest disease. The bronchoscopy procedure … |
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Port-area residents getting clean-air help
Long Beach Press-Telegram Soon, residents in Wilmington will be treated for asthma caused by emissions spewed from the nearby Port of Los Angeles, while a study will help determine … |
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Asthma fair Saturday at Admiral Kidd Park in Long Beach
Long Beach Press-Telegram By Greg Mellen Staff Writer In conjunction with World Asthma Day, a free Asthma Resource Fair will be held on Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm at Admiral Kidd Park, 2125 Santa Fe Ave. Free educational materials and medical guidance on use of asthma-related … |
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On The Waterfront: Port's Pier S plan will receive public review
Long Beach Press-Telegram Allergy, asthma and elder-care clinics serving local residents near the port are the recipients of roughly $2 million as part of Long Beach's Healthcare and Senior Facilities Management Program. Previous funds have gone to schools for air filters and … |
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On The Waterfront: Port giving $5 million in health grants
Long Beach Press-Telegram The latest round of grants, the second in less than a year, will aid local initiatives fighting asthma in kids, cancer, heart disease, lung disease and other ailments. Most of the cash will benefit hospitals, neighborhood health clinics, … Port of Long Beach Awards $5 Million in Health Grants |
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Program aimed at reducing asthma risks for Long Beach residents
Long Beach Press-Telegram LONG BEACH — Asthma and other breathing problems have become a part of life for many people who live near the Port of Long Beach. The Department of Health and Human Services is trying to change that by educating the public … |
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