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Establishing a 'Yellow Zone' for Asthma Treatment
HCPLive While some exacerbations of asthma require trips to the doctor or emergency room, work is being done to help patients control their condition better in the comfort of their own home. Chitra Dinakar, MD, from Children's Mercy Hospital discussed these … |
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New action plan to help keep asthma sufferers out of 'yellow zone'
Daily Digest Asthma sufferers typically have a 'stoplight' action plan in place in order to recognize the danger zones, and when it's time to take action to get back to a safe level. This action plan helps asthma patients recognize certain changes to breathing … |
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 LifeGoesStrong |
Yellow season hits state
Montgomery Advertiser Weily Soong has advice for allergy sufferers, whose symptoms also can include asthma and eczema: Keep windows closed at night, and use the air conditioner to clean, cool, dry and filter the air. Stay inside until late morning — pollens usually are … Allergies arriving early An Early Start to Allergy Season Atlanta pollen count drops more than 4000 |
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 TheMedGuru |
Hello, yellow: Pollen level is up
Online Athens According to the Atlanta Allergy & Asthma Clinic, the pollen count reached 853 particles per cubic meter Monday – a day after the vernal equinox, when spring begins. That's in the "high" range, well above average for this time of year and the highest … Firstborn Kids Seem to Have More Food Allergies, Hay Fever Firstborn Children More Likely To Develop Food Allergies, Study Says Moms' Use of 'the Pill' Won't Raise Kids' Asthma Risk: Study |
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 Yellow Advertiser |
Asthma service given recognition
Yellow Advertiser SUPER SERVICE: Sharon Weaving with her son Kyran who has been helped by the asthma service. Picture by Martin Dalton By Karen Davis A SERVICE for children … |
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Yellow dye #5,cereal and asthma
Examiner.com How can cereal aggravate an asthma attack? Food allergies may be one reason. Read the 1st article for curious details. Dairy, wheat, soy and corn are a few … |
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