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Worry Promotes Asthma Development
Nature World News It has long been known that stress is a dangerous thing. Now, researchers have found that intense and consistent worry can lead to the sudden development of asthma in people who have never experienced shortness of breath before. (Photo : Flickr: Neil … |
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Residents Worry About Neville Plant, Air Quality
Patch.com When Bill Bartlett moved to Bellevue about four years ago, he said he was alarmed by a report that shows the Northgate School District, which serves Avalon and Bellevue, has the highest rate of students with asthma—37.6 percent—among Western … Coke plant operator Shenango agrees to meet with concerned residents Residents Hand-Deliver Letter to Coke Plant Asking for Face-to-Face Meeting |
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Council weedkiller sparks asthma worry
Campbelltown Macarthur Advertiser BY ALEXANDRA PLEFFER Councillor Paul Hawker said the herbicide glyphosate, used on local footpaths, could increase the likelihood or severity of asthma. "There's some literature coming out of California that says that it's 4? times more likely to cause … |
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Sydney's smoking … but it's nothing to worry about
Sydney Morning Herald Asthma Foundation NSW chief executive Michele Goldman said asthma sufferers should try to stay indoors, avoid exercise and carry their medication on days like today. "If [wood smoke] is one of your triggers, people should consider working from home and … |
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 New York Times |
Much to Worry About, but Mostly, a Son She Outlived
New York Times Arleen Griffith's son Joey died after an asthma attack in early 2007. Her grief continues to threaten her mental health. By JENNIFER MASCIA Arleen Griffith … |
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As temperature dips, Bangalore doctors worry about viral malady asthma
Daily News & Analysis As though tackling dengue and viral infection was not enough, they are now facing a new problem — asthma. Pulmonologists from Bangalore said that there had … |
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