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Colder temperatures can be tougher on asthma patients
Cronkite News Most Arizonans look forward to the cooler winter air and scattered showers. But asthmatic patients, such as Arizona State University student Haddi Meyer, find this time of the year the most challenging. “The cold weather, I don't know it closes up your … |
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Colder temperatures and pollution can bring more problems for asthma patients
Cronkite News Most Arizonans look forward to the cooler winter air and scattered showers. But asthmatic patients, such as Arizona State University student Haddi Meyer, find this time of the year the most challenging. “The cold weather, I don't know it closes up your … |
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Asthma answers: Tips to keep asthma symptoms under control when temperatures drop
fox6now.com MILWAUKEE — The seasons are changing — and that means trouble for asthma patients. Dr. Rene Franco with Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare joins FOX6 WakeUp with asthma answers. What is asthma? It's a chronic condition; Asthma affects adults and … |
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Low indoor temperatures linked to pediatric asthma outcomes
medwireNews medwireNews: Research from New Zealand shows that children with asthma experience small but significant variations in lung function in response to changes in indoor air temperature. The data included 286 children aged between 7 and 13 years who took … |
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Controlling asthma symptoms in high temperatures
KIVI-TV Temperatures are rising across the country and those conditions can cause millions of Americans with asthma to experience potentially deadly symptoms. How Heat Affects People Who Have Asthma |
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High temperatures may put people with asthma in danger
WLFI.com Dealing with the heat may be difficult for people with asthma. |
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Trouble In The Air: Warmer Temperatures Lengthen Midwest Ragweed Pollen Season
Natural Resources Defense Council (blog) If these warming trends continue (as they're projected to) under a changing climate, the health of people with severe allergies or asthma could really suffer. For me, watery, itchy eyes, a runny nose, sneezing and congestion, is a treatable nuisance, … Study: Global warming linked to longer pollen season Climate Change Extending Ragweed Season in Colder Climes: Study Climate Change Extends Allergy Season in North America |
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Advice for people with asthma as temperatures plummet
UK Parents Lounge Asthma sufferers should be prepared as temperatures reach sub-zero during winter because cold weather can have a severe impact on the 5.4 million people … |
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