Tag: Social
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Focus on the Figures: Asthma Diagnoses and Hospitalizations – The Chronicle of Social Change
The Chronicle of Social Change Focus on the Figures: Asthma Diagnoses and HospitalizationsThe Chronicle of Social ChangeEvery other week, The Chronicle of Social Change features one key indicator from Kidsdata.org, which offers comprehensive data about the health and well being of children across California. This week, we look at asthma diagnoses and asthma-related … View full…
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Doctor sings on social media to help improve asthma treatment – Examiner.com
Examiner.com Doctor sings on social media to help improve asthma treatmentExaminer.comDr Tapas Mukherjee, who is from Glenfield Hospital in the United Kingdom, has produced and starred in a music video aimed at drawing attention to new guidelines which demonstrate a better way of managing asthma. A study has demonstrated this video … View full post on…
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Treating Asthma With Text Messages And Autism With Social Media – RedOrbit
Treating Asthma With Text Messages And Autism With Social MediaRedOrbitPediatric asthma patients who received a daily text message asking about their symptoms or providing information about the ailment demonstrated improved pulmonary function and a better understanding of their condition within four months, say … View full post on asthma – Google News
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California City Seeks to Cut Asthma Rate via ‘Social Impact’ Bond Issue – Insurance Journal
California City Seeks to Cut Asthma Rate via 'Social Impact' Bond IssueInsurance JournalThe city of Fresno, Calif., will be the first municipality in the United States to see whether “social impact bonds,” an innovative security that promotes a societal benefit, can be used to tackle a major healthcare problem like asthma. Fresno is using ……
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University Teams Tap Mobile Phones and Social Networks to Fight Non … – Sacramento Bee
University Teams Tap Mobile Phones and Social Networks to Fight Non …Sacramento Bee9, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ — New solutions developed by university teams could soon be harnessed to help manage the growing global problem of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as asthma, diabetes, stroke and cancer. A social-media enabled support …and more » View full post on…
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University Teams Tap Mobile Phones and Social Networks to Fight Non … – MarketWatch (press release)
University Teams Tap Mobile Phones and Social Networks to Fight Non …MarketWatch (press release)9, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — New solutions developed by university teams could soon be harnessed to help manage the growing global problem of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as asthma, diabetes, stroke and cancer.and more » View full post on asthma – Google…
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Innovative Inhaler Cover Fights Social Stigma of Asthma for Kids – PR Newswire (press release)
Innovative Inhaler Cover Fights Social Stigma of Asthma for KidsPR Newswire (press release)InhalerWear, Inc. has created a trendy and fashionable solution to ensure children and teens are never caught off guard without their asthma inhaler on hand. BOSTON, April 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — InhalerWear announces a new neoprene cover for inhalers …and more » View full…
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Asthma query for social network sites – Calcutta Telegraph
CBC.ca Asthma query for social network sitesCalcutta Telegraph19: A teenager in Italy who had asthma exacerbations after he saw a former girlfriend acquire new “friends” on Facebook has prompted doctors to question …Facebook triggers asthma attackUPI.comFacebook link to asthma rejected by expertsHealthcare RepublicCan Facebook trigger asthma?Monsters and Critics.comMetro –Dubuque Telegraph Herald –NPRall 601 news articles » View full…
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Starbright World- Social Networking For Teens With Chronic Disease – About – News & Issues (blog)
Starbright World- Social Networking For Teens With Chronic DiseaseAbout – News & Issues (blog)Asthma is a serious medical condition that can make the struggle of being a teenager even harder. Siblings of patients with asthma sometimes don't know what … View full post on asthma – Google News
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Social rejection might make you sick – Ars Technica
Social rejection might make you sickArs TechnicaFinally, someone is trying to find out why nerds stereotypically have asthma. …and more » View full post on asthma – Google News