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New Manufacturing Method Improves Drug Delivery of Asthma Inhalers
Pharmaceutical Technology Magazine (blog) A chemical engineering team from Monash University in Australia developed a method to manufacture ultrafine particles that will improve the consistency and efficiency of drugs used in metered-dose inhalers to treat asthma, the University announced in a … |
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New technology for asthma sufferers
Africa Science News Service Nearly 200 million asthma sufferers worldwide could soon be benefiting from new technology which makes inhaler drug delivery more consistent and efficient. The latest statistics indicate that around 193 million people suffer from asthma worldwide … |
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New Technology Promises Better Control Over Asthma Symptoms
PR Web (press release) PURE Solutions announces a breakthrough process for manufacturing ultra-fine, uniform particles discovered by Dr. Meng Wai Woo of Monash University. This process will help alleviate asthma symptoms by making medication delivery into the lungs more … |
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Asthma Meds Improve Cognition in Down Syndrome Mice
Bioscience Technology The drug, an asthma medication called formoterol, strengthened nerve connections in the hippocampus, a brain center used for spatial navigation, paying attention and forming new memories, the study says. It also improved contextual learning, in which … |
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New asthma technology helps man run BolderBOULDER
9NEWS.com BOULDER – Imagine if breathing normally wasn't second nature, that to breathe each and every day took a concentrated effort. There are 25 million Americans who suffer from asthma. Two million of those have severe asthma, like 53-year-old Clair Hull. |
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New technology to protect from asthma
Vancouver Desi Washington, Feb 24 (IANS) A new filtering technology has shown promise in protecting lungs from allergens, viruses and ultrafine particles that cause asthma, a chronic respiratory disease. The device, known as the SXC ESP, was found to prevent … |
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Advanced carpet technology could reduce MENA's $2.5 billion asthma bill
Zawya (registration) (press release) A revolutionary carpet that ensures cleaner air in hospitals and offices could provide relief for the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region's asthma sufferers, which may help to lower healthcare costs and benefit the wider economy by reducing … |
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Advanced carpet technology could reduce MENA's $2.5bn asthma bill
AME Info (press release) A revolutionary carpet that ensures cleaner air in hospitals and offices could provide relief for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region's asthma sufferers, which may help to lower healthcare costs and benefit the wider economy by reducing … |
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New technology to protect from asthma
Deccan Herald A new filtering technology has shown promise in protecting lungs from allergens, viruses and ultrafine particles that cause asthma, a chronic respiratory disease. The device, known as the SXC ESP, was found to prevent respiratory and viral infections … |
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AT&T Labs Builds an Asthma-Trigger Detection Device
MIT Technology Review One out of every 12 people in the U.S. have asthma, and the number of people diagnosed with the chronic and sometimes fatal disease grows each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Asthma attacks can be triggered by a … |
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