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UA researchers heading national asthma prevention study
Tucson News Now A different way of looking at asthma might lead to a way to prevent it. University of Arizona researchers are leading a national study to see if they can teach the body to stop overreacting to things that are harmless for most of us. It's believed that … |
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Arizona Daily Star |
Tucson researcher will lead $27 million asthma prevention study
Arizona Daily Star Dr. Fernando Martinez, director of the UA's Asthma and Airway Disease Research Center, will oversee the project. The university is collaborating with seven other clinical centers around the country, including Columbia University Medical Center and the … |
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KVOA Tucson News |
School Asthma program update
KVOA Tucson News TUCSON- Tucson kids are breathing easier thanks to a study through the University of Arizona and the American Lung Association. They've partnered up with the Tucson Unified School District to implement a school-based asthma program in 20 selected … |
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UA Asthma study helping kids breathe easier
KVOA Tucson News Incredibly one out of 10 kids in Arizona suffers from some form of Asthma. According to Lynn Gerald, Professor for the College of Public Health at the UA and her team of researchers, that's why the SAMS (Supervised Medicine in Schools) is so important. |
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BBC News |
Arizona's AG joins 44 other states in reaching settlement over asthma drug
KVOA Tucson News Arizona, along with 44 other states, reached a $105 million settlement with GlaxoSmithKline, LLC to resolve allegations that the company unlawfully promoted its asthma drug, Advair®, and antidepressant drugs, Paxil® and Wellbutrin®. For example, GSK … GlaxoSmithKline to pay $105 million over improper drug marketing Illinois among 45 states settling off-label dispute with GlaxoSmithKline GlaxoSmithKline in $105 million settlement with US states over marketing |
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