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  • Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma study – Journal Record (subscription)

    Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma studyJournal Record (subscription)TAHLEQUAH – A Cherokee Nation and University of Tulsa study to determine whether making changes at home or school reduces asthma among children is seeking 90 Cherokee families to participate. The “From Home to School: Tribal Indoor Air Quality … View full post on asthma – Google News

  • Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma study – Tulsa World

    Tulsa World Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma studyTulsa WorldTAHLEQUAH (AP) — A study by the Cherokee Nation and University of Tulsa to determine whether making changes at home or school reduces asthma among children is seeking 90 Cherokee families to participate. The “From Home to School: Tribal Indoor …and more » View full post on asthma…

  • Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma study – News On 6

    Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma studyNews On 6(AP) – A Cherokee Nation and University of Tulsa study to determine whether making changes at home or school reduces asthma among children is seeking 90 Cherokee families to participate. The "From Home to School: Tribal Indoor Air Quality Study" is …and more » View full post on asthma…

  • Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma study – Claremore Daily Progress

    Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma studyClaremore Daily Progress(AP) — A Cherokee Nation and University of Tulsa study to determine whether making changes at home or school reduces asthma among children is seeking 90 Cherokee families to participate. The "From Home to School: Tribal Indoor Air Quality Study" is …and more » View full post on asthma…

  • Cherokee families sought for asthma study – Grandlakenews

    Cherokee families sought for asthma studyGrandlakenews“Asthma is a leading cause of school absences each year so our study, and participants, will be helping find effective ways to reduce triggers in their classrooms and at home,” said Cherokee Nation Health Research Director Sohail Khan, who is also the … View full post on asthma – Google…

  • Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma study – Washington Times

    Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma studyWashington TimesTAHLEQUAH, Okla. (AP) – A Cherokee Nation and University of Tulsa study to determine whether making changes at home or school reduces asthma among children is seeking 90 Cherokee families to participate. The “From Home to School: Tribal Indoor Air …and more » View full post on asthma – Google…

  • Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma study – San Francisco Chronicle (subscription)

    Cherokee Nation students sought for asthma studySan Francisco Chronicle (subscription)The "From Home to School: Tribal Indoor Air Quality Study" is entering the data collection phase and seeking Cherokee students with asthma from 12 schools in the Tahlequah-based tribe's jurisdiction. Schools participating are Briggs, Brushy, Cave … View full post on asthma – Google News

  • Cherokee families sought for asthma study – Muskogee Daily Phoenix

    Cherokee families sought for asthma studyMuskogee Daily Phoenix“Asthma is a leading cause of school absences each year, so our study and participants will be helping find effective ways to reduce triggers in their classrooms and at home,” said Cherokee Nation Health Research Director Sohail Khan, who is also the … View full post on asthma…

  • Asthma Indication Sought for COPD Treatment – Pharmacy Times

    Asthma Indication Sought for COPD TreatmentPharmacy Times“There is a critical need for a new treatment option to provide benefits to, and improve outcomes for, patients with asthma,” said Klaus Dugi, chief medical officer for Boehringer Ingelheim, in a press release. “The FDA's acceptance of our application …and more » View full post on asthma – Google…

  • Non-Smokers With History of Asthma Sought for Medical Study – The Ledger

    Non-Smokers With History of Asthma Sought for Medical StudyThe LedgerIf CPAP, which stands for continued positive airway pressure, improves asthma by relaxing airways, that could mean less need for inhalers and use of inhaled rescue medications. USF is one of 18 centers in the American Lung Association Asthma Clinical … View full post on asthma –…