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KHOU.com |
Asthma Care app helps track breathing problems, triggers
KHOU.com Asthma can be well-controlled but too often children don't take their medicine in time and end up in the hospital. Doctors at Nationwide Children's Hospital have developed the asthma care app just in time for Asthma Awareness Month. It sends alerts … Nationwide Children's mobile app may help people better self-manage asthma |
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Evening Standard |
Asthmatic children wear monitors to track levels of pollution on way to school
Evening Standard Asthmatic children are wearing pollution monitors and GPS trackers to measure how much noxious air they breathe in walking to school for a major study by a team of London scientists. Queen Mary University of London researchers are examining whether … |
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ABC Online |
app to track allergy and asthma symptoms unveiled in Tasmania
ABC Online An app that allows people with allergy and asthma issues to track their symptoms and receive air quality alerts has been unveiled in Tasmania. AirRater brings together data from the Environment Protection Authority's air pollution monitors, BOM weather … |
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Yahoo News |
A smarter way to track your asthma symptoms
Yahoo News The idea of the app is to create a comprehensive picture of how asthma manifests itself in an individual over time and potentially identify triggers as much as patterns. Alongside a diary and journal feature for noting routine changes and observations … |
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A new, free-to-download app from non-profit Allergy & Asthma Network could help people better monitor and understand how asthma affects them or their children and provide potentially valuable insights for healthcare professionals. Called the Asthma Storylines app and available for the iPhone, Android and the desktop, it can be used for tracking everything from frequency of specific symptoms and emotional impact, to setting up reminders for taking medication or for medical appointments. The idea of the app is to create a comprehensive picture of how asthma manifests itself in an individual over time and potentially identify triggers as much as patterns.
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Cohero Health's Wireless Spirometer FDA Cleared to Help Track Asthma, COPD …
Medgadget.com (blog) Cohero Health, a company based in New York City, landed FDA clearance for its wireless clinical-grade spirometer. The device works along with a paired tablet or smartphone, uploading readings to one of the apps offered by the Cohero that help manage … |
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 WFMY News 2 |
Asthma App Helps Patients Stay On Track
WFMY News 2 Hard to believe that one out of every 11 kids suffer from asthma and 1 out of every 12 adults! Staying on top of the disease with medication takes a strict schedule and discipline by the patient. But now an app is helping. The comapny is called I-Sonea … |
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Common asthma drugs hold promise against dengue – News Track India
Newstrack India Washington, May 1(ANI): A new study has found that in experiments in mice, a class of drugs commonly used to treat asthma by targeting mast cells in the immune system could help treat vascular symptoms associated with dengue infections. The study by … |
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 CBS Local |
High-Tech Asthma Inhaler Helps Track Triggers, Attacks
CBS Local High-Tech Asthma Inhaler Helps Track Triggers, Attacks. April 10, 2013 9:11 PM. View Comments. A cutting-edge asthma inhaler is helping doctors create a more accurate treatment plan for those with asthma. (credit: CBS) … |
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 Wired |
Asthmapping: Smart Inhalers Track Usage to Save Lives
Wired Asthma sucks. It's a chronic disease that can constrict your breathing to the point of killing you. There's medication to help you manage it, but getting the dosage and regime right means your doctor needs detailed information about your experience … |
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