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Mirror.co.uk |
Shameless clubber posed as 'Good Samaritan' for woman having asthma attack – then stole purse
Mirror.co.uk A shameless thief posed as a Good Samaritan as a woman suffered an asthma attack, then stole her purse. Victim Fiona Birrell has slammed the 'incredibly selfish' crook, who then took advantage of her as she struggled to breathe outside a nightclub in … |
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Breathing Easy at Last, Dayton Woman Keeps Asthma in Check
University of Cincinnati Bronchial thermoplasty was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2010 to help patients with severe asthma. While under monitored anesthesia, a bronchoscope is inserted through the mouth into the lungs. A catheter then delivers mild heat … |
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Yeovil woman proves asthma need be no barrier in life by completing first marathon
Western Gazette A YEOVIL woman is proving that asthma can be no obstacle in life by completing her first full marathon. Katrina Harris, 45, could barely move due to the severity of her conditions just two years ago, but having received intensive support from the … |
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London Free Press |
Elgin County woman who pushed for Ryan's Law believes more training, education needed
London Free Press Sandra Gibbons, of Straffordville, Ont., holds a picture of her late son Ryan, at age 9, who died in October 2012, at age 12, after suffering an asthma attack at school during recess, but didn't have his inhaler with him due to a school board policy … |
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Chatham Daily News |
Elgin County woman who pushed for Ryan's Law believes more training, education needed
Chatham Daily News Sandra Gibbons, of Straffordville, Ont., holds a picture of her late son Ryan, at age 9, who died in October 2012, at age 12, after suffering an asthma attack at school during recess, but didn't have his inhaler with him due to a school board policy … |
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KUTV 2News |
Baby your Baby: Can pregnant woman take asthma medication?
KUTV 2News (KUTV) Nurse Al Romeo with the Utah Department of Health's Mother to Baby and Pregnancy Risk Line program talked about pregnancy and asthma. Remember, on bad air-quality days, try to exercise or stay indoors. Contact your usual provider if your … |
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Weakness in an Elderly Woman With Asthma and Chronic Sinusitis.
Neurohospitalist. 2016 Jan;6(1):36-40
Authors: Kannan M, Greene JG
Abstract
Weakness and sensory changes are common complaints in both the inpatient and the outpatient setting. However, this presentation remains a diagnostic challenge to clinicians due to the many possible underlying etiologies. The initial evaluation of weakness and sensory changes starts a thorough history and physical examination to guide the diagnostic process. In this article, we present the case of an elderly woman with complaints of weakness and sensory changes to highlight a step-wise approach to diagnosis and management.
PMID: 26753055 [PubMed]
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FOX 13 News, Tampa Bay |
Woman has asthma attack after Clearwater condo fire
FOX 13 News, Tampa Bay CLEARWATER (FOX 13) – 87-year-old Olga Palmer's unit survived a fire that ripped through her Clearwater condo building, but the smell of smoke was so unbearable for the asthmatic, she had to be evacuated Friday night. Palmer is getting assistance from … |
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Texas woman drowns following asthma attack
Pagosa Springs Sun A Texas woman drowned in Lake Pagosa Thursday morning, Sept. 10, after experiencing an asthma attack. According to Undersheriff Tonya Hamilton of the Archuleta County Sheriff's Office, Pamela Lawrence, 48, of Austin, had gone out with an unidentified … |
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Express.co.uk |
Woman finds MIRACLE cure for 'lifelong' asthma – and it's a laugh a minute
Express.co.uk Lynette Webbe, 59, suffered with breathing problems for six years before she started holding laughing classes. A year on she said her doctor has noticed a huge difference in her condition – and thinks the NHS should refer other patients to her classes. |
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