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Asthma steroids and diabetes link may boost hospital doctor jobs treatment
Mediplacements Inhaled corticosteroids are typically used to treat respiratory illnesses such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). … Asthma inhalers increase chances of diabetes: Researchers Chances of diabetes augment with Asthma inhalers Chances of diabetes increases with asthma inhalers |
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Inhaled steroids up diabetes risk: Study
Sify "These medications are very effective in asthma, so the benefits clearly outweigh the risk for asthmatics. However, their effectiveness is questionable in … Inhaled steroids may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes Study shows use of corticosteroid inhalers boosts risk of diabetes |
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Inhaled steroids may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes
EndocrineWeb Patients who take inhaled steroids for conditions like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) may be at higher risk of developing type 2 … Inhaled steroids increase chances of diabetes: researchers Inhaled steroids increase diabetes risk, say Lady Davis Institute researchers |
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Inhaled steroids don't help asthma flare-ups
Tehran Times Doubling the dose of inhaled steroids doesn't appear to dampen asthma attacks, despite the practice being recommended by many doctors, Canadian researchers … |
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Asthma Attacks Not Helped by More Inhaled Steroids
MedPage Today Increasing the maintenance dose of inhaled corticosteroid at the beginning of an asthma attack did not lessen the need for systemic corticosteroids, … Inhaled steroids don't help asthma flare-ups |
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Inhaled steroids don't help asthma flare-ups
Reuters By Frederik Joelving NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Doubling the dose of inhaled steroids doesn't appear to dampen asthma attacks, despite the practice being … |
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Condition: Severe Persistent Asthma
Intervention:
Sponsors: University of Giessen; Activaero GmbH; Hessen Agentur
Recruiting – verified September 2010
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