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NY Times correspondent Anthony Shadid dies in Syria of apparent asthma attack
The Journal News | LoHud.com The Times says he died Thursday apparently of an asthma attack. It says Times photographer Tyler Hicks was with him and carried his body to Turkey. Shadid had worked previously for The Associated Press, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe. |
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 Telegraph.co.uk |
New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid dies of apparent asthma attack …
Chicago Tribune The cause of his death apparently was an asthma attack, the Times said. Times photographer Tyler Hicks was with him and carried his body to Turkey, the newspaper said. "Anthony was one of our generation's finest reporters," Times Publisher Arthur … At Work in Syria, Times Correspondent Dies New York Times reporter Anthony Shadid dies in Syria after suffering asthma attack New York Times reporter dies in Syria |
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 Fox News |
NY Times correspondent Shadid dies in Syria from apparent asthma attack
Fox News The cause of his death apparently was an asthma attack, the Times said. Times photographer Tyler Hicks was with him and carried his body to Turkey, it said. Shadid, a 43-year-old American of Lebanese descent, had a wife and two daughters. At Work in Syria, Times Correspondent Dies New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid dies of apparent asthma attack … |
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 Stuff.co.nz |
New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid dies of apparent asthma attack …
Washington Post The Times says he died Thursday apparently of an asthma attack. It says Times photographer Tyler Hicks was with him and carried his body to Turkey. Shadid had worked previously for The Associated Press, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe. At Work in Syria, Times Correspondent Dies New York Times' Anthony Shadid dies of apparent asthma attack in Syria NYT reporter Anthony Shadid dies in Syria |
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Run David Run: 4000km jog for a cause
Times of India The 52-year-old hotelier from South Africa, an asthmatic, who just completed a 93-day, 4000-km run from Kashmir to Kanyakumari to create awareness on asthma and raise money for cleft-lip surgeries, was fired by the desire to reach his goal. David Grier can run and how |
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 Hindustan Times |
Breastfeeding can protect infants from asthma?
Hindustan Times PTI Here's yet another reason why mothers should breastfeed their babies — it can fend off asthma in children up to an age of six years, says a study. An international team, led by the University of Otago, has shown that breastfeeding of infants has a … Breastfeeding fends off asthma |
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 Los Angeles Times |
Asthmatics' options now that Primatene Mist is off the market
Los Angeles Times Asthma sufferers can use inhalers with non-CFC chemical propellants, available through health centers for those who cannot afford a doctor's care or insurance. Primatene Mist, a nonprescription inhaler used to help asthma patients breathe better during … |
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Breastfeeding helps reduce asthma: study
Otago Daily Times Breastfeeding has a protective effect against asthma and wheezing for children aged up to 6, University of Otago research shows. Its findings should support a global public health message to breastfeed, the study's lead author says. Breastfeeding protects against asthma up to six years of age Breastfeeding helps prevent asthma: study |
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 Asian Scientist Magazine |
Too many soft drinks up asthma risk
Times of India High level of soft drink consumption may make a person more vulnerable to asthma and, or, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a new study has revealed. Led by Zumin Shi, MD, PhD, of the University of Adelaide, researchers conducted computer … Soda Linked to Lung Disease Soda Consumption Linked To Asthma, COPD, Study Says Drinking soda raises risk for asthma, COPD: Study |
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 TopNews United States |
Soft drinks 'increase asthma risk'
Nursing Times A link between asthma and high levels of soft drink consumption has been suggested by researchers in Australia. The team at the University of Adelaide, led by Zumin Shi, said that the amount of soft drink consumed is associated with an increased chance … Asthma connected to fizzy drinks Fizzy Drinks Can Cause Asthma Researchers Link Soft drinks with Asthma |
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