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Identifying Barriers and Strategies to Support Self-efficacy for Medication Adherence With Text Messaging

Condition: Sickle Cell DiseaseIntervention: Other: Interviews and SurveysSponsor: Vanderbilt UniversityRecruiting – verified May 2016 View full post on ClinicalTrials.gov: asthma | received in the last 14 days

June 5, 2016
‘I’m dying’: Man’s desperate text to girlfriend as he suffered fatal asthma attack – Mirror.co.uk

Mirror.co.uk 'I'm dying': Man's desperate text to girlfriend as he suffered fatal asthma attackMirror.co.ukA woman has told of her harrowing fight to save her boyfriend's life after he suffered an asthma attack and was left waiting more than 40 minutes for an ambulance. Nathan Phillips, 24, was visiting his grandmother when he suffered an attack. […]

June 29, 2015
Use of Text Messages to Improve Care For Children Following an ED Visit for Asthma

Condition: AsthmaInterventions: Behavioral: Targeted text messages; Behavioral: General text messagesSponsors: Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota; Health Partners of MinnesotaActive, not recruiting – verified May 2015 View full post on ClinicalTrials.gov: asthma | received in the last 14 days

May 12, 2015
Ask Dr. Bob: Curing Asthma, Avoiding Text Neck, and Eating Too Much Dried Fruit – Men’s Journal

Men’s Journal Ask Dr. Bob: Curing Asthma, Avoiding Text Neck, and Eating Too Much Dried FruitMen’s JournalGet some sunshine. A recent study from Tel Aviv University of more than 20,000 asthmatics found that those with a vitamin D deficiency were 25 percent more likely to have flare-ups. Asthma causes inflammation in, and a narrowing of, […]

March 25, 2015
A Text a Day Keeps Children’s Asthma Away – PR Web (press release)

A Text a Day Keeps Children's Asthma AwayPR Web (press release)In its continued mission to raise awareness about asthma treatment and prevention, PURE Solutions NA, a leading provider of hypoallergenic products and living environments, is discussing a new study that suggests text messaging can play an important …and more » View full post on asthma – […]

June 26, 2013
Study: Text Messages Improve Outcomes for Children With Asthma – iHealthBeat

Scope (blog) Study: Text Messages Improve Outcomes for Children With AsthmaiHealthBeatDaily informational text messages could help improve health outcomes among children with asthma, according to a study by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, FierceMobileHealthcare reports. The study's findings were presented this week …Text messages about asthma could help children breathe easierScope (blog)all 2 […]

May 3, 2013
Text messages about asthma could help children breathe easier – Scope (blog)

Scope (blog) Text messages about asthma could help children breathe easierScope (blog)In the study (.pdf), pediatric patients with asthma were randomly assigned to three programs: one group received text messages on alternate days, another received text messages daily and a third served as the control and did not receive any text messages. View full post […]

May 3, 2013
A text message a day keeps the asthma attack away – R&D Magazine – R & D Magazine

A text message a day keeps the asthma attack away – R&D MagazineR & D MagazineSimply sending children with asthma a text message each day asking about their symptoms and providing knowledge about their condition can lead to improved health outcomes. In a study by the Georgia Institute of Technology, pediatric patients who were …and […]

May 2, 2013
Treating Asthma With Text Messages And Autism With Social Media – RedOrbit

Treating Asthma With Text Messages And Autism With Social MediaRedOrbitPediatric asthma patients who received a daily text message asking about their symptoms or providing information about the ailment demonstrated improved pulmonary function and a better understanding of their condition within four months, say … View full post on asthma – Google News

May 1, 2013
A text message a day keeps the asthma attack away – Science Daily – Science Daily (press release)

A text message a day keeps the asthma attack away – Science DailyScience Daily (press release)Apr. 30, 2013 — Simply sending children with asthma a text message each day asking about their symptoms and providing knowledge about their condition can lead to improved health outcomes.and more » View full post on asthma – Google News

April 30, 2013