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Leicester Mercury |
14% of UAE's population suffers from asthma
gulfnews.com “Asthma can be caused by a combination of genetic [inherited] factors and environmental factors. If you are prone to have asthma, getting exposed to dust, smoke and chemicals, to name a few, can trigger and aggravate asthma,” said Dr Jamal Mustafa … Guidance on how to cope with asthma |
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gulfnews.com |
1 in 6 UAE residents suffers from asthma
gulfnews.com Dubai: One person in six in the UAE suffers from asthma. And despite medical experts' efforts to increase awareness of the debilitating breathing condition – the numbers continue to rise. As the summer season approaches, the conditions for asthma … |
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NorthEast Today |
Due To Second-Hand Smoking India Suffers More Asthma
NorthEast Today Higher male smoking rates such as India and Bangladesh can push up asthma and wheezing cases as a result of more exposure to second-hand smoke. This is what Jayadeep Patra, an epidemiologist at the Centre for Global Health Research at St Michael's … |
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The Independent |
Asthma and hay fever suffers can help scientists tackle conditions by sharing symptoms in #BritainBreathing app
The Independent Scientists are calling on hay fever and seasonal asthma suffers to share their symptoms on a new app to help build a better understanding of what causes allergies. The one if four people in the UK who suffer from seasonal allergies, including hay fever … |
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Telegraph.co.uk |
Student suffers 'near-fatal heart attack' after doctor 'tells her to search …
Telegraph.co.uk "She said I was asthmatic and when I asked how to use an inhaler she told me she didn't have enough time to show me and that I could look it up on YouTube. "I thought are you being serious? but I'm not the one to make a fuss about it. Two days later I … |
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Bel Marra Health |
Beware, Asthma Suffers: Migraines May Worsen
University of Cincinnati CINCINNATI—Pre-existing asthma may be a strong predictor of future chronic migraine attacks in individuals experiencing occasional migraine headaches, according to researchers from the University of Cincinnati (UC), Montefiore Headache Center, Albert … Asthma a strong predictor of future migraines, study warns Asthma sufferers may have worsened migraines |
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Two-thirds of UAE population suffers from asthma
Yahoo! Maktoob News Asthma, which affects nearly two-thirds of the UAE population and carries a Dh200 million health cost annually, can be managed very well and exacerbation episodes reduced with a definite improvement in the quality of a patient's life, health experts … |
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KGNS.tv |
Fireworks could cause problems for asthma suffers
WNYT Experts at “National Jewish Health” warn that fireworks shows can produce enough second hand smoke to cause breathing problems in people with asthma. They suggest people at risk for an asthma attack not get too close to a large amount of fireworks … Smoke from fireworks can cause trouble for those with asthma |
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Medical Daily |
Baby's Immune System Suffers With Maternal Obesity; Risks Rise For Asthma …
Medical Daily These results support the hypothesis that maternal obesity influences programming of the neonatal immune system, providing a potential link to increased incidence of chronic inflammatory diseases such as asthma and cardiovascular disease in the offspring. Maternal obesity linked to reduced immunity in newborns that may last a lifetime Maternal Obesity May Harm Babies' Immune System Obese Mothers Have Babies With Immune Systems Weakened Before Birth … |
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Video: Asthma suffers advised to seek medical assistant if they struggle
Belfast Telegraph A stark warning has been issued to Northern Ireland's asthma sufferers as bitterly cold weather continues to grip the province. Joan O'Hagan, Director of Asthma UK Northern Ireland, said it is vital that the 1 in 10 people with asthma here are prepared … |
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