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You Docs: Take asthma meds to prevent severe attacks – Toronto Star
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You Docs: Take asthma meds to prevent severe attacks
Toronto Star Taking asthma drugs correctly doesn't happen often enough. Hard new evidence confirms what docs have known all along: Many frightening or fatal attacks result from people not taking their meds, or not taking them right, or not using them enough — even … |
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Home life affects asthmatic kids: study – Toronto Sun
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Home life affects asthmatic kids: study
Toronto Sun Children with asthma who live in single-parent homes are more likely to get readmitted to hospital for treatment than those who live in two-parent homes, a conference heard Saturday. The findings were presented at the American College of Allergy, … Home Environment Affects Asthmatic Kids Research Examines Asthma Control and Anaphylaxis Guidelines to Improve … New interventions, recommendations for controlling allergies & asthma in children |
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Study links asthma to low-fat yogurt – Toronto Sun
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Study links asthma to low-fat yogurt
Toronto Sun Pregnant women who eat low-fat yogurt might be increasing their child's risk of developing hay fever and asthma, according to a new study. Researchers say they wanted to find out whether fatty acids found in dairy products could protect against the … Study links asthma to yohgurt Low-fat yoghurt, childhood asthma linked Low-fat yoghurt 'pregnancy risk' |
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The kids aren’t all right – Toronto Star
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The kids aren't all right
Toronto Star Parents may have difficulty affording healthy foods or organized recreational activities for their children; many face challenges paying for the medicine and equipment to keep conditions such as diabetes or asthma under control. … It may take a team to get your child ready for school |
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Meat Loaf denies passing out – Toronto Sun
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Meat Loaf denies passing out
Toronto Sun Meat Loaf is disputing reports he passed out during a festival appearance in New Jersey over the weekend, insisting he took a moment to gulp down oxygen to control his asthma for a meet and greet with fans. The rocker has posted a video message online … Meat Loaf's Video Message — 'I Did NOT Pass Out' Meat Loaf Says He Didn't Pass Out on Sunday Fears grow for Meat Loaf's health |
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Want to lose weight? Bet money on it – Toronto Star
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Want to lose weight? Bet money on it
Toronto Star One in 12 adults and kids today have asthma. Do you have it, but don't realize it yet? Go on asthma alert if you have trouble breathing or cough frequently when you exercise, do vigorous chores, go out in cold weather, spend time around pets or get … |
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Sharing musical instruments not always healthy for kids – Toronto Star
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Sharing musical instruments not always healthy for kids
Toronto Star A Chicago dentist examined brass and woodwind instruments shared by school students and found them laden with bacteria, mold and yeast that can cause asthma, skin infections and illness. By Andrea Gordon Living Reporter Attention budding trumpet and … Harmful Bacteria Found On School Band Instruments Kids' musical instruments booming with bacteria |
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Sharing music not always healthy – Toronto Star
Los Angeles Times |
Sharing music not always healthy
Toronto Star A Chicago dentist examined brass and woodwind instruments shared by school students and found them laden with bacteria, mold and yeast that can cause asthma, skin infections and illness. By Andrea Gordon Living Reporter Attention budding trumpet and … Harmful Bacteria Found On School Band Instruments Kids' musical instruments booming with bacteria |
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Bitterness isn’t always bad – Toronto Sun
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Bitterness isn't always bad
Toronto Sun A recent study has even suggested that bitter-tasting substances could eventually contribute to reliving asthma symptoms. While a newborn baby will happily … |
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