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Childhood Asthma Soars in Poor Communities of Color
ColorLines magazine For the parents of a child struggling daily to breathe, asthma is no small matter. And it turns out that where you live, as much as how, plays a huge role in bringing on and exacerbating the disease. A special Dateline NBC investigation set to air this … |
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Cytos Biotechnology soars on results of asthma-drug study
FierceBiotech After closing out a failed Novartis partnership in January, Cytos Biotechnology has registered some upbeat data from a mid-stage study of its lead drug against allergic asthma. On the news, Zurich-based Cytos' shares jumped 14% as of early this morning … Cytos Rises After Asthma Drug Succeeds in Trial: Zurich Mover The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Publishes Phase 2a Study … |
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Barier Reef doomed; asthma soars as mining expands
Hong Kong Standard Barier Reef doomed; asthma soars as mining expands – The Standard. Australia's mining boom may doom Barrier Reef |
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SkyePharma soars on asthma drug approval
Telegraph.co.uk By Rachel Cooper, City Reporter SkyePharma has been hurt by concerns over its asthma therapy, Flutiform, with the share price taking a tumble just before Christmas as traders learnt of another delay to its European approval. SkyePharma asthma drug wins European backing SkyePharma's asthma drug wins European backing |
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Asthma Drug Spending Soars in US
National Journal US spending on asthma drugs more than quadrupled from $527 million to $2.5 billion in the 10 years from 1998 to 2008, according to government figures released on Wednesday. Much of the reason is clear. The proportion of children who used … Children's Use of Asthma Controller Drugs Doubles |
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Alarm as child food allergy rate soars
The Australian THE record rate of childhood food allergy in Australia could represent a "second wave" of allergic illness, following the now waning epidemic of asthma seen in the 1990s. A senior immunologist has warned that studies show 10 per cent of children as … Allergies shouldn't be a source of embarrassment |
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