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Spit Test to Improve Asthma Care in Children
TopNews United States The study, done by a group of researchers from the Brighton and Sussex Medical School and the University of Dundee, also unveiled that medication taken by asthma children will not help. They take inhalers, which have salmeterol, but it is not necessary … |
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 The Guardian |
Simple spit test `may help improve asthma care`
Zee News Failure to treat asthma with effective drugs causes the condition to grow worse, with an increase in wheezing and coughing and a higher risk of attacks, the Telegraph reported. A simple saliva test could identify which children carry the offending gene … Genetic tests could pave way to 'personalised' asthma drugs Test could help target asthma treatment Asthma drug 'isn't working on children' and could be making their illness worse |
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 BBC News |
New spit test to help kids suffering with asthma
BBC News All kids with asthma are given a blue inhaler, but tens of thousands of children in the UK are also given salmeterol in purple or green inhalers. It is used to relax airways in the lungs of children who can't control their asthma with the blue inhaler … |
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