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- Acid-suppressants use during infancy increases childhood risk of recurrent wheeze and asthma
Massachusetts: A cohort study of children with a history of severe bronchiolitis found that the use of acid-suppressant medications during infancy increases the risk of recurrent wheeze and ...
- Guidelines might help reduce the burden of asthma in African children
The diagnosis of asthma in children aged 5–16 years is a big challenge in Africa—it is underdiagnosed because there are few physicians are available—but the European Respiratory Society (ERS) ...
- American Academy of Family Physicians Awarded $31 Million for Comparative Asthma Treatment Study
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) has approved an award for the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) of $31 million to fund a large comparative study of asthma ...
- Tailored metered-dose inhaler education improves technique for patients with asthma, COPD
Tailored metered-dose inhaler education was more effective compared with brief intervention for improving asthma patients’ inhaler techniques, but those with low health literacy may benefit less, ...
- Woman's Doctor: Higher rates of asthma among women
After puberty, asthma is actually 40% more common in women than in men. Dr. Albert Polito, chief of the division of pulmonary medicine and medical director for The Lung Center at Mercy Medical Center, ...
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- Jon Stewart Calls Out Ted Cruz on His 'Buulllshiiit' Over the PACT Act
You know it's there but you're not sure what purpose it serves. You ignore it as long as you can, until it starts to hurt — and then you consider ripping it out with your own hands. So anytime Cruz's ...
- Barrio Logan celebrates success of grassroots movement for a healthier neighborhood
Because of COVID-19 precautions, the City Council vote to approve the Barrio Logan Community Plan update was taken virtually. The celebration had to wait. On Saturday, about 70 residents and community ...
- Some marijuana smokers seem to have fewer nasal problems
The study of nearly 2,300 U.S. adults found that while cigarette smokers were often plagued by nasal problems, the same did not hold true for regular marijuana users.
- Pot users are less prone to sinus problems
Could smoking pot somehow help keep sinus problems at bay? It's possible, suggests a new study that found people who use marijuana may experience fewer bouts of congestion, sneezing and sinus pain ...
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Could smoking pot somehow help keep sinus problems at bay? It's possible, suggests a new study that found people who use marijuana may experience fewer bouts of congestion, sneezing and sinus pain ...