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HealthDay – SUNDAY, March 20 (HealthDay News) — People with asthma may have
a higher risk of developing diabetes and heart disease, according to a new
study that looked at the relationship between asthma and four other
inflammatory conditions.
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HealthDay – WEDNESDAY, March 16 (HealthDay News) — The injectable
medication Xolair reduced asthma symptoms in inner city children with the
respiratory condition, and almost eliminated seasonal peaks in asthma
attacks, new research shows.
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Study Ties Asthma to Higher Odds for Diabetes, Heart Disease
U.S. News & World Report SUNDAY, March 20 (HealthDay News) — People with asthma may have a higher risk of developing diabetes and heart disease, according to a new study that looked at the relationship between asthma and four other inflammatory conditions. … Asthma Associated with Increased Risk of Diabetes, Heart Disease Could Differences In Lung Defects Be Linked To Gender? Revalesio To Present Research On The Anti-Inflammatory Effects Of RNS60 In Asthma |
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Xolair Reduces Seasonal Asthma Attacks for Inner City Kids: Study
BusinessWeek WEDNESDAY, March 16 (HealthDay News) — The injectable medication Xolair reduced asthma symptoms in inner city children with the respiratory condition, and almost eliminated seasonal peaks in asthma attacks, new research shows. … Study Finds Adult Asthma Drug Dramatically Reduces Seasonal Attacks in Kids Asthma Worse In Children, Novartis' Xolair Recommended New study finds ways to help curb asthma among urban children |
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Study Finds Adult Asthma Drug Dramatically Reduces Seasonal Attacks in Kids
MyFox Washington DC (NewsCore) – An asthma drug approved for teens and adults nearly eliminated seasonal increases in asthma attacks and asthma symptoms among children living in inner-city environments, according to research released Thursday by the National Institutes of … Asthma Worse In Children, Novartis' Xolair Recommended New study finds ways to help curb asthma among urban children Omalizumab 'cuts seasonal asthma attacks in youth' |
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New study finds ways to help curb asthma among urban children
Superior Telegram A nationwide study led by a UW-Madison doctor shows a new way to stop seasonal asthma attacks for some of the hardest-to-treat cases, namely kids in urban areas. A nationwide study led by a UW-Madison doctor shows a new way to stop seasonal asthma … Asthma Worse In Children, Novartis' Xolair Recommended Omalizumab 'cuts seasonal asthma attacks in youth' Omalizumab improves asthma control in inner-city children |
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A drug may help young asthma sufferers, study finds
7Online.com NEW YORK (WABC) — Young inner city children suffering from allergic asthma can now breathe easier with the help of a drug that was initially on the market for use by older kids. The drug known as Xolair, has been used to decrease the frequency of … |
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Xolair Relieves Kids' Seasonal Asthma Attacks: Study
WebMD March 16, 2011 — The asthma drug Xolair (omalizumab) improves asthma control, nearly eliminates seasonal flare-ups, and allows reductions in the doses of other asthma control medications in children as young as 6, according to a new … Novartis, Roche's Xolair Helps Stop Asthma Attacks in Children |
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Obesity, parental smoking cause asthma among kids: Study
Times of India KANPUR: The rise in pollution and genetic inheritance are generally perceived to be the common factors of asthma among children. But in a study conducted by the paediatrics department of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial ( GSVM) Medical College pointed … |
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Surviving Serious Childhood Illness Takes Toll Later: Study
BusinessWeek The researchers compared those with asthma or other chronic illness, such as cancer, diabetes and epilepsy, with people who did not have these conditions. Among those included in their analysis, 16 percent suffered from asthma and 3 percent had cancer, … |
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