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American Lung Association recruiting children for asthma camp
Hampshire Review Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Camp Catch Your Breath is specifically for children between the ages of 8 and 13 who have asthma. According to Sonny Hoskinson, camp director (UHC), Camp Catch Your Breath combines traditional summer camp activities … |
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Psychology Department Recruiting People with Asthma For Research Study
University of Cincinnati The University of Cincinnati Health and Anxiety Psychopathology Lab in McMicken's Department of Psychology is recruiting people from the community who have asthma to participate in a research study that examines the psychological factors associated … |
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UNM researchers recruiting for asthma study
HSC Newsbeat Researchers at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center are recruiting asthma patients for a study that they hope will improve treatments for black Americans suffering from the disease. Rates of serious asthma attacks and asthma-related … |
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iSonea begins recruiting for pediatric asthma trial
mobihealthnews The Asthma Sense iPhone app pictured is not yet available in the AppStore. iSonea, makers of the WheezoMeter, has begun recruiting for a post-market study of its asthma monitoring device for children under the age of 12 years old. iSonea Announces Initiation of Pediatric Asthma Study iSonea reaches milestone with launch of U.S. paediatric asthma study iSonea to Build Mobile Asthma Management Apps on Qualcomm's Platform |
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AAFP NRN Recruiting Docs to Evaluate Web-based Asthma Tool
AAFP News Now The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, or AAAAI, originally developed the Asthma Specialist Tool to Help Manage Asthma and Improve Quality, … |
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AAFP NRN Recruiting Family Medicine Practices for Asthma Research
AAFP News Now Researchers at the Olmsted Medical Center began developing the asthma APGAR system for managing chronic asthma in 1999. The system was developed to make … |
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