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Cronkite News |
Colder temperatures and pollution can bring more problems for asthma patients
Cronkite News Most Arizonans look forward to the cooler winter air and scattered showers. But asthmatic patients, such as Arizona State University student Haddi Meyer, find this time of the year the most challenging. “The cold weather, I don't know it closes up your … |
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WCPO |
Asthma medicines can cause problems for youngest users, new research say
WCPO CINCINNATI – Common asthma medicines can stunt your child's growth earlier than had been found, according to new research. The most chronic of childhood diseases affects 5 million children in the United States. And now, research indicates problems with … |
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KLEW |
People with asthma or breathing problems need to stay indoors
KLEW She hasn't had an asthma attack since she was a child. But the thick smoke is making it hard for her to breathe. “It was really scary, I'm not going to lie,” said Penney. “It just felt like my whole lungs just started to collapse.” Johna Boulafentis is … |
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KGNS.tv |
Fireworks could cause problems for asthma suffers
WNYT Experts at “National Jewish Health” warn that fireworks shows can produce enough second hand smoke to cause breathing problems in people with asthma. They suggest people at risk for an asthma attack not get too close to a large amount of fireworks … Smoke from fireworks can cause trouble for those with asthma |
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University Herald |
Domestic Violence, Drug Problems May Increase Asthma Risk In Children
University Herald "What surprised us was that among the children who had been exposed to five or more adverse childhood experiences, 25 percent of parents or guardians reported that their child had an asthma diagnosis — compared with only 12 percent for those with zero … |
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Witnessing drug problems or domestic violence causes greater asthma incidence
Medical Xpress No home is perfect, but dysfunction in the home is now revealed to be especially dangerous for children at risk for asthma. A new study shows that children exposed to just one adverse childhood experience (ACE) had a 28 percent increased chance of … |
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Reuters |
FDA staff finds no new safety problems with Glaxo's asthma drug
Reuters (Reuters) – GlaxoSmithKline Plc's respiratory treatment for chronic breathing problems did not show any new safety problems while being tested to treat asthma, a preliminary review by U.S. Food and Drug Administration staff found. The review comes two … Ad Comm meeting approaches for expanded indication for Glaxo's COPD med … |
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Reuters |
FDA staff finds no new safety problems with Glaxo's asthma drug
Business Insider (Reuters) – GlaxoSmithKline Plc's respiratory treatment for chronic breathing problems did not show any new safety problems in treating asthma, a preliminary review by U.S. Food and Drug Administration staff found. The review comes two days ahead of a … Ad Comm meeting approaches for expanded indication for Glaxo's COPD med … |
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Program identifies asthma problems
Portsmouth Daily Times In an effort to help families improve childhood asthma control through healthy homes interventions, GCHD in conjunction with Eastern Kentucky Public Health Inc, Marshall University and local health departments in Ashland-Boyd, Carter, Elliot, Floyd, … |
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Asthma plan reduces problems
Suburban Life Publications But when the wheezing recurs frequently, plus the patient has allergies, the skin condition eczema, or parents with asthma, we start treating for asthma. Although asthma has no cure, it can be successfully managed. Patients need to discover what … |
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