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GSK may get EU green light for new biotech asthma drug this week
Reuters Nucala is first in new drug class for severe asthma. * EMA weighs verdict on Nucala at Sept. 21-24 meeting. By Ben Hirschler. LONDON, Sept 23 (Reuters) – GlaxoSmithKline may get a green light from European regulators as early as this week for a new … |
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Washington Post |
Washington's wildfires gave this sea otter asthma. Now she's learning to use …
Washington Post One-year-old Mishka has spent nearly all her life in the water. But fires burning miles away are threatening her health. The young sea otter, a resident of the Seattle Aquarium, was diagnosed with asthma after inhaling smoke from this summer's vicious … Seattle Aquarium Trains Otter to Use Inhaler for Asthma Seattle Aquarium trains otter to use inhaler for her asthma Asthmatic Seattle Aquarium otter using inhaler after wildfire smoke |
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Womans Day (blog) |
Millions of People Living with Asthma Are in Danger for This Reason
Womans Day (blog) If you're an asthma sufferer and regularly use an inhaler, there's a good chance that you've been administering your own medication incorrectly. A culmination of previous research has surfaced and was put together in a report by the British Lung … Millions of asthmatics are 'putting their lives in danger' by not using … |
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Los Angeles Times |
This guy wants to end the world's allergies and asthma – with plants
Los Angeles Times Author and landscaping expert Tom Ogren has a solution: His latest book, "The Allergy-Fighting Garden: Stop Allergies and Asthma With Smart Landscaping," gives readers tips for planting a garden that not only is free of the most allergy-triggering … |
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Gov. Hogan, This is What Asthma Feels Like
Huffington Post Imagine for a moment you are forced to breathe through a straw, only from one nostril. Now, imagine that straw shrinks to the size of a coffee stirrer, making it even more difficult — nearly impossible — to inhale enough oxygen. This is what asthma … |
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Daily Mail |
The foods that could reduce children's asthma flare-ups this winter
Daily Mail 'We are interested to see what happens when we give this supplement to children and whether that has an onset effect with their asthma flare-ups,' Asthma Australia CEO Mark Brooke told Daily Mail Australia. 'There are some particular airway reactions … |
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TIME |
This Is the Healthiest Month to Be Born In, According to Science
TIME Scientists at Columbia University used an algorithm to identify “significant associations” between the time a year a person is born and 55 diseases, including ADHD, asthma and heart disease. The new study, which was published in the Journal of American … Birth month and health linked by Big Data Birth Month May Indeed Help Predict Disease Risk |
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Co.Exist |
This Device Warns Asthma Sufferers If They're About To Have An Attack
Co.Exist Asthma is a chronic lung disease where a person's airways are swollen and highly sensitive to minor aggravations. The tubes connecting to the lungs narrow, reducing airflow and causing shortness of breath, chest tightness and worse. "As a kid I sat on … |
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Helena Independent Record |
Column: People with asthma may be struggling to breathe this winter
Helena Independent Record Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease of the airways. Its symptoms are periodic wheezing, shortness of breath, coughing and a tight chest. In Lewis and Clark County, almost 14 percent of adults report having had asthma at some point in their lives. |
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22 million American asthma sufferers at risk this winter
WDAM-TV Gayle Richardson is breathing easier these days since she has her asthma under control. But certain things trigger her condition, especially this time of year. "I have more issues with asthma in the wintertime because of the colds and the flu virus … |
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