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Free local study hopes to help adults with well-controlled asthma
WWL NEW ORLEANS — Because of our wet weather, more people have asthma here. And black people are at higher risk of dying from asthma, according to the CDC. Now there's a free study that could help lower the amount of medication you take. Darlene King, 5 … |
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Study Shows Combining 2 Inhalers Could Be Better Treatment For Asthma …
CBS Local A new study is looking at patients who have trouble controlling their condition, and suggests possibly changing the way doctors treat them. Amparo Rivera nearly died of an asthma attack last year. “The doctor had to basically put her fingers down my … Study suggests new treatment methods for asthma sufferers NZ tech leads in treatment of asthma Studies support combined prevention and rescue asthma inhaler |
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Study suggests new treatment methods for asthma sufferers
WNCT For patients with moderate or severe asthma, the single inhaler worked better than two. Serena Huang has had asthma most of her life. She has two inhalers but would prefer just one. But doctor Bassett says the study results are still too new to change … |
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Study Published in PLOS ONE Highlights Improved Asthma Control and Fewer …
Sacramento Bee MADISON, Wis., March 5, 2013 — /PRNewswire/ — Asthmapolis today announced an investigation featuring the system in the remote monitoring of inhaled bronchodilator use and weekly feedback about asthma management has been published in the latest … |
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Study Published in PLOS ONE Highlights Improved Asthma Control and Fewer …
PR Newswire (press release) MADISON, Wis., March 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Asthmapolis today announced an investigation featuring the system in the remote monitoring of inhaled bronchodilator use and weekly feedback about asthma management has been published in the latest … |
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New Study Links BPA and Childhood Asthma
Scientific American Kids exposed to a commonplace chemical early in life are more likely to have asthma, according to a study published today. The study, which tested 568 children and their mothers in New York City, is the first to link early childhood exposure to … |
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Study Published in PLOS ONE Highlights Improved Asthma Control and Fewer …
International Business Times (press release) MADISON, Wis., March 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Asthmapolis today announced an investigation featuring the system in the remote monitoring of inhaled bronchodilator use and weekly feedback about asthma management has been published in the latest … |
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Study Published in PLOS ONE Highlights Improved Asthma Control and Fewer …
MarketWatch (press release) MADISON, Wis., March 5, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Asthmapolis today announced an investigation featuring the system in the remote monitoring of inhaled bronchodilator use and weekly feedback about asthma management has been published in … |
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 Boston Globe |
BPA may increase asthma risk in children, study finds
Boston Globe Once again, the chemical bisphenol A (BPA), found in hard plastics and the linings of cans, has been linked to an increased risk of a health problem: this time asthma in kids. Excess exposure to BPA, which interferes with the body's production of … Widely used chemical linked to childhood asthma Chemical Common in Plastic Containers Linked to Asthma BPA exposure linked to kids' asthma risk |
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STUDY: BPA exposure linked to asthma in children
WTVR.com – Richmond News & Weather from WTVR Television CBS 6 (CNN) — The list of products containing bisphenol A is pretty long: it coats the inside of the food cans; it can be found in certain plastic containers; it is sometimes found on cash register receipts. And the list of maladies linked to the chemical … |
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