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UofL Researchers to Examine Asthma Triggers in Older Adults
SurfKY News LOUISVILLE, Ky. (4/4/15) Although often considered a childhood health problem, asthma – a chronic inflammatory disease that causes recurrent cough, wheezing and chest tightness or shortness of breath – can cause serious illness for people age 60 and … |
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The Courier-Journal |
UofL study to tackle asthma in older adults
The Courier-Journal “We know a great deal about asthma in children, but, really, not much has been done about asthma in the elderly,” said Barbara Polivka, a Shirley B. Powers Endowed Chair in Nursing at UofL. “We have an aging population and we know that asthma is … |
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The Courier-Journal |
UofL gets $2.3 million for asthma research
The Courier-Journal A research team at the University of Louisville has been awarded a $2.3 million grant from the National Institute on Aging to study asthma triggers in older adults. Barbara Polivka, of the UofL School of Nursing, and her interdisciplinary team will … UofL researchers to study asthma triggers in older adults Researchers to examine asthma triggers in older adults |
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Newswise (press release) |
UofL Researchers to Examine Asthma Triggers in Older Adults
Newswise (press release) Newswise — LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Although often considered a childhood health problem, asthma – a chronic inflammatory disease that causes recurrent cough, wheezing and chest tightness or shortness of breath – can cause serious illness for people age 60 … |
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UofL legend visits basketball clinic for children with asthma
WLKY Louisville "A lot of parents are reluctant to put their kids out there who have asthma, and it's important they come to events like this so they can understand that your kid can still play if you learn and your kid learns proper ways to handle and manage asthma … |
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UofL Pediatrics study finds FDA recommendation may worsen asthma control
HealthCanal.com University of Louisville Pediatrics pulmonologist Adrian O'Hagan, MD, cautioned participants at the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology 2011 Annual Scientific Meeting that stopping children's long-acting asthma control inhalers once asthma … |
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