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Helping kids with asthma breathe in heavy heat and humidity – LocalSYR.com …
WSYR Helping kids with asthma breathe in heavy heat and humidity. 07/20/2015 05:43 PM. 07/20/2015 06:08 PM. Summer activities can be more challenging for kids with asthma and other breathing problems (NewsChannel 9). The summer months can be difficult … |
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Helping kids with asthma breathe in heavy heat and humidity
WSYR Syracuse (WSYR-TV) – The summer months can be difficult for people living with asthma or other breathing issues, as the heat and humidity continue to rise. "When you get into the heat and humidity, all the mucous and everything that's in your airwaves … |
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New bill focuses on asthma prevention in NYS schools
WSYR If your child had an asthma attack in school, would the teacher know what to do? Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is introducing a bill that will give money to New York State schools — so educators will be trained and equipped to handle students' asthma … Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand wants to help schools prepare for rising asthma rates Asthma attacks rise in NY; Gillebrand bill targets schools |
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Study looks at occupations that increase asthma risk
NewsChannel 9 WSYR Syracuse (WSYR-TV) – Asthma is a widespread ailment that causes the airways in the lungs to narrow, producing shortness of breath, wheezing, and coughing. More than 25 million people have asthma in the United States. A study in the journal BMJ links … |
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Upstate offers new test for treating asthma
NewsChannel 9 WSYR Syracuse (WSYR-TV) — There's a new way to diagnose and treat asthma. Doctors at Upstate have been using the test for a couple of months and so far, so good. NewsChannel 9 visited Upstate's pulmonary clinic to see just how the test works and how it's … |
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Dry weather means allergies in CNY
NewsChannel 9 WSYR The dry, hot weather is sending people straight to their allergy doctor, like Dr. Michael Sheehan of Allergy, Asthma and Rheumatology Associates. "Congestion, sneezing, sinus problems, problems with their asthma. That's typically what we see," said … |
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