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Extreme heat, precipitation linked to more severe asthma requiring hospitalization
Science Daily Based on over a decade of asthma hospitalization data (115,923 cases from 2000-2012), researchers observed higher risk of asthma hospitalization after extreme heat or extreme precipitation events. The increases in risk were particularly high during … |
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Daily Mail |
Yoga may have health benefits for people with asthma
Science Daily A new Cochrane Review summarizes the results of randomised trials and has found evidence that practicing yoga might be able to improve asthma quality of life and symptoms to some extent. However, researchers also warned that higher-quality studies with … Yoga could help asthma sufferers get their breath back, Chinese University of Hong Kong reveal Yoga and Asthma Yoga may help fight asthma |
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Daily Mail |
Yoga May Have Health Benefits For People With Asthma
Science 2.0 A new Cochrane Review, published in the Cochrane Library today, suggests that yoga may have a beneficial effect on symptoms and quality of life in people with asthma, but effects on lung function and medication use are uncertain. Asthma is a common … Yoga could help asthma sufferers get their breath back: Exercises found to decrease chance of attacks by relaxing … Can yoga really help to fight asthma? Yoga can help asthma patients breathe better, says new study |
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MedPage Today |
Outcomes of immunotherapy tablet for house dust mite allergy-related asthma
Science Daily Bronchial asthma is a serious global health problem with increasing prevalence in many countries. House dust mite sensitization is present in up to 50 percent of patients with asthma, and exposure to HDM allergen has been related to asthma severity. Dust Mite SLIT Promising Add-On to Asthma Maintenance Meds Journal of the American Medical Association Publishes Phase III Data from Allergic Asthma Trial with ALK's House … |
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Discovery could lead to better asthma treatment
Science Daily The international study, led by Dr Stephan Caucheteux, from Cardiff University's School of Medicine, believes their work could ultimately help asthma sufferers around the world. Some 5.4m people in the UK are currently receiving treatment for asthma, … |
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New pathway that may trigger asthma discovered
Science Daily Asthma is an enormous public health problem that continues to grow larger, in part because scientists don't fully understand how it is caused. Existing therapies don't cure the disease and often don't even significantly alleviate the symptoms. Now … |
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Science Daily |
Nanoparticle acts like Trojan horse to halt asthma
Science Daily In an entirely new approach to treating asthma and allergies, a biodegradable nanoparticle acts like a Trojan horse, hiding an allergen in a friendly shell, to convince the immune system not to attack it, according to new Northwestern Medicine research. End of inhalers? cure for asthma and food allergies on horizon Nanoparticle Acts as a Trojan horse to Treat Asthma |
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New asthma biomarkers could ease detection
Science Daily Some asthma patients do not find relief from inhaled corticosteroids, the mainstay of asthma treatment. Asthma sub-types could play a role in this but "there's not a good way right now to understand what those different sub-types are," Ishmael said … |
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Daily Star Gazette |
Asthma among American children steadily increasing from 1980s – Flint Daily Science
Daily Star Gazette According to last statistical reports, rates of asthma among children has been steadily increasing for several years in United States. A huge increase in childhood asthma rates have been seen from 2001 to 2009 with 10% increase in 2009.The rate … |
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Asthma risk in babies is increasing Air Pollution during pregnancy – Arlington Daily Science
Daily Star Gazette Women should steer clear of air pollution during their pregnancy as this could increase asthma risk in babies. risk of developing asthma is more when the women exposed to air pollution during pregnancy than in the children who are before the age of … |
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