Peeing in the pool connected to serious health risks, may result in asthma and other respiratory problems
The American Chemical Society has uploaded a video on their “Reactions” YouTube channel informing public how peeing in the pool can expose people to major health risks. Taking a leak while frolicking in the swimming pool is not only disgusting but also harmful.
The scientific reason behind not peeing in the pool is that chlorine, that is used to treat water infections, reacts with urine and becomes a major health hazard for people inside. Pools are perfect breeding grounds for salmonella and E.coli microorganisms. Chlorine along with other chemicals and disinfectants is used to get rid of these microorganisms.....
Read more here: ibtimes.com.au
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Back To School With Allergies and Asthma
The first day of school is an exciting time for children and parents. It can also be a time of anxiety if your child has asthma or allergies.
Before the First Bell Rings
Start preparing before the new school year begins so you can feel confident sending your child off to class. Make sure your child takes his asthma or allergy medications as prescribed. Keep this routine during the summer so doses aren’t missed. Skipping medications can lead to increased symptoms, which often equals less time learning.....
Read more here: golatinos.net
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Asthma Management Tips for Early Learning Practitioners: Parent/Teacher Communication
What does asthma feel like? To better understand what a preschooler is experiencing when having an asthma attack at your center, try this demonstration: Take a drinking straw, place it in your mouth, pinch your nose shut and breathe through the straw for 60 seconds.
If a child is experiencing an asthma attack, the first step of action is to use a rescue albuterol inhaler or nebulizer. However, parents sometimes don’t provide the medication, which can be troublesome once an asthma attack occurs.....
Read more here: breathepa.org
Saturday, August 20, 2016
Friday, August 19, 2016
Finding that Tylenol is safe for children with asthma eases concerns
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine on August 18 claimed that use of Tylenol by young children with asthma is safe unlike believed earlier. The study wants parents to be aware that acetaminophen is not dangerous to their toddlers as previously believed by some doctors.
The study was conducted on 300 children between the age of 1 and 5 with asthma. The study randomly gave the group either Tylenol or Motrin over a period of one year. It found that children who were given Tylenol did not have increased symptoms for respiratory condition when compared with those taking Motrin.....
Read more here: norcal.news
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Compared with Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen Does Not Worsen Asthma Control
Frequency of asthma exacerbations was similar in young children with mild asthma who took acetaminophen versus ibuprofen for fever or pain.
Observational studies suggest an association between the use of acetaminophen and both the development of asthma and the worsening of control in established asthma in children. The possible mechanism is depletion of glutathione that leads to increased oxidative injury. The effect of acetaminophen on asthma has never been prospectively studied.....
Read more here: jwatch.org
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Duncanville TX Allergy & Asthma Treatment Testing Center New Website Launched
The Asthma & Allergy Center of Duncanville announced a new website providing information on range of advanced and effective treatments for allergies, asthma or infections and related symptoms, including hay fever, sinus headaches, hives and swelling or recurring cough for patients of all ages.....
Read more here: tristateupdate.com
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine on August 18 claimed that use of Tylenol by young children with asthma is safe unlike believed earlier. The study wants parents to be aware that acetaminophen is not dangerous to their toddlers as previously believed by some doctors.
The study was conducted on 300 children between the age of 1 and 5 with asthma. The study randomly gave the group either Tylenol or Motrin over a period of one year. It found that children who were given Tylenol did not have increased symptoms for respiratory condition when compared with those taking Motrin.....
Read more here: norcal.news
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Compared with Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen Does Not Worsen Asthma Control
Frequency of asthma exacerbations was similar in young children with mild asthma who took acetaminophen versus ibuprofen for fever or pain.
Observational studies suggest an association between the use of acetaminophen and both the development of asthma and the worsening of control in established asthma in children. The possible mechanism is depletion of glutathione that leads to increased oxidative injury. The effect of acetaminophen on asthma has never been prospectively studied.....
Read more here: jwatch.org
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Duncanville TX Allergy & Asthma Treatment Testing Center New Website Launched
The Asthma & Allergy Center of Duncanville announced a new website providing information on range of advanced and effective treatments for allergies, asthma or infections and related symptoms, including hay fever, sinus headaches, hives and swelling or recurring cough for patients of all ages.....
Read more here: tristateupdate.com
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Acetaminophen does not aggravate children's asthma
First controlled study sets record straight, gives parents more options for treating pain and fever
Contrary to earlier reports, giving acetaminophen (Tylenol, etc.) for pain and fever does not worsen asthma in young children with the condition, concludes a randomized trial in the August 18 New England Journal of Medicine.
The Acetaminophen Versus Ibuprofen in Children with Asthma (AVICA) trial, led by researchers at Boston Children's Hospital for the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute's Asthma Network (AsthmaNet), is the only blinded, randomized, controlled trial to date to prospectively compare acetaminophen head-to-head with ibuprofen (Motrin, etc.) in children with asthma.....
Read more here: eurekalert.org
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Asthma: How to survive the sandstorm season
Asthma awareness is crucial when living in the GCC, especially when we live in a climate which has significant environmental triggers such as sandstorms. Several studies conducted in the Arabian Peninsula countries with a high rate of sandstorms, confirmed the increased prevalence of asthma in those countries. It was also reported that sandstorms frequently cause adverse health effects on the respiratory function and just 15 minutes exposure to smaller-size sandstorm dust particles have a greater potential of asthma. Asthma requires long term treatment; however can be managed if precaution is taken to reduce the severity of the symptoms.....
Read more here: healthnewsng.com
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600,000 people in Nairobi are asthmatic
At least 600,000 people in Nairobi are asthmatic, county executive for health Bernard Muia has said.
Speaking during the launch of the Asthma care improvement project at Mama Lucy hosptial on Wednesday, Muia attributed this to the air pollution in the capital.
"The air in Nairobi is polluted and that is why we are recording such a high number. It might become worse with time if it is not dealt with." Muia said.....
Read more here: the-star.co.ke
First controlled study sets record straight, gives parents more options for treating pain and fever
Contrary to earlier reports, giving acetaminophen (Tylenol, etc.) for pain and fever does not worsen asthma in young children with the condition, concludes a randomized trial in the August 18 New England Journal of Medicine.
The Acetaminophen Versus Ibuprofen in Children with Asthma (AVICA) trial, led by researchers at Boston Children's Hospital for the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute's Asthma Network (AsthmaNet), is the only blinded, randomized, controlled trial to date to prospectively compare acetaminophen head-to-head with ibuprofen (Motrin, etc.) in children with asthma.....
Read more here: eurekalert.org
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Asthma: How to survive the sandstorm season
Asthma awareness is crucial when living in the GCC, especially when we live in a climate which has significant environmental triggers such as sandstorms. Several studies conducted in the Arabian Peninsula countries with a high rate of sandstorms, confirmed the increased prevalence of asthma in those countries. It was also reported that sandstorms frequently cause adverse health effects on the respiratory function and just 15 minutes exposure to smaller-size sandstorm dust particles have a greater potential of asthma. Asthma requires long term treatment; however can be managed if precaution is taken to reduce the severity of the symptoms.....
Read more here: healthnewsng.com
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600,000 people in Nairobi are asthmatic
At least 600,000 people in Nairobi are asthmatic, county executive for health Bernard Muia has said.
Speaking during the launch of the Asthma care improvement project at Mama Lucy hosptial on Wednesday, Muia attributed this to the air pollution in the capital.
"The air in Nairobi is polluted and that is why we are recording such a high number. It might become worse with time if it is not dealt with." Muia said.....
Read more here: the-star.co.ke
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Miss Delaware speaks out on allergy and asthma awareness
Researchers estimate that food allergies affect more than 15 million Americans, a number that continues to grow. In fact, every three minutes, a food allergy reaction sends someone to the emergency room with life-threatening conditions. Miss Delaware 2016, Amanda Debus, was shocked when it happened to her.
In 2010, Debus faced a life-threatening allergy scare while enjoying a seemingly ordinary summer day at her family’s barbeque. She realized she couldn’t breathe after eating just one serving of pineapple, a food she had previously enjoyed for years. However, this time the fruit caused her throat to close up and she was rushed to the emergency room.....
Read more here: capegazette.com
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Non-Pharmacological Treatments for Asthma
Not everyone desires to take prescribed or over-the-counter drugs to cure their asthma. We are going to discuss some of the non-pharmacological treatment options for asthma and how they work.
Asthma
There are few things that make you fight for your life more than not being able to breathe. This is something that people who have asthma deal with on a regular basis, especially when an attack occurs. Asthma is a condition of having inflamed and narrowed airways with an accumulation of mucus in the airways.....
Read more here: study.com
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This New THC-Infused Inhaler May Be The Best Asthma Medicine Available
Asthma patients can now use an inhaler equipped with a more powerful treatment than traditional medications: cannabis.
Yahoo News reports that this week, medical cannabis developer Cannabis Science Inc. will receive its first batch of The CBIS MDI Rescue Inhaler, which delivers THC, CBD and other cannabinoids in aerosol form.....
Read more here: bestbuds.com
Researchers estimate that food allergies affect more than 15 million Americans, a number that continues to grow. In fact, every three minutes, a food allergy reaction sends someone to the emergency room with life-threatening conditions. Miss Delaware 2016, Amanda Debus, was shocked when it happened to her.
In 2010, Debus faced a life-threatening allergy scare while enjoying a seemingly ordinary summer day at her family’s barbeque. She realized she couldn’t breathe after eating just one serving of pineapple, a food she had previously enjoyed for years. However, this time the fruit caused her throat to close up and she was rushed to the emergency room.....
Read more here: capegazette.com
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Non-Pharmacological Treatments for Asthma
Not everyone desires to take prescribed or over-the-counter drugs to cure their asthma. We are going to discuss some of the non-pharmacological treatment options for asthma and how they work.
Asthma
There are few things that make you fight for your life more than not being able to breathe. This is something that people who have asthma deal with on a regular basis, especially when an attack occurs. Asthma is a condition of having inflamed and narrowed airways with an accumulation of mucus in the airways.....
Read more here: study.com
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This New THC-Infused Inhaler May Be The Best Asthma Medicine Available
Asthma patients can now use an inhaler equipped with a more powerful treatment than traditional medications: cannabis.
Yahoo News reports that this week, medical cannabis developer Cannabis Science Inc. will receive its first batch of The CBIS MDI Rescue Inhaler, which delivers THC, CBD and other cannabinoids in aerosol form.....
Read more here: bestbuds.com
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Asthma bus on its way to schools
An asthma health promotion bus is to visit 15 of the largest secondary schools in Slough to tackle the annual explosion of problems that seems to affect youthful sufferers this time of the year.
In 2014 Slough had the highest hospital admission rates for asthma in England.
But for some reason that remains a mystery every September sees a particular 'spike' in the number of children attending hospital or GP surgeries, as their asthma symptoms become worse.....
Read more here: localberkshire.co.uk
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Man driving personal watercraft dies from apparent asthma attack
GOLDEN TOWNSHIP, MI – A man died on Silver Lake over the weekend when he apparently suffered an asthma attack while riding a personal watercraft.
The incident occurred near the northwest corner of Silver Lake at approximately 2:34 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 13. Deputies with the Oceana County Marine Division were dispatched to a possible drowning.....
Read more here: mlive.com
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Believe It Or Not, But This Treats Diabetes, Asthma, Cholesterol And Kidney Issues Used Together With Okra Water – Now You Will Be Able To Prepare It Yourself
This is a tropical fruit from the area of North- East Africa. People may find it and consume it during the whole year. People should use it stewed, fried and believe it or not boiled or pickled, it is all up to you. This fruit it is called Okra.....
Read more here: foodsandhealthylife.com
An asthma health promotion bus is to visit 15 of the largest secondary schools in Slough to tackle the annual explosion of problems that seems to affect youthful sufferers this time of the year.
In 2014 Slough had the highest hospital admission rates for asthma in England.
But for some reason that remains a mystery every September sees a particular 'spike' in the number of children attending hospital or GP surgeries, as their asthma symptoms become worse.....
Read more here: localberkshire.co.uk
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Man driving personal watercraft dies from apparent asthma attack
GOLDEN TOWNSHIP, MI – A man died on Silver Lake over the weekend when he apparently suffered an asthma attack while riding a personal watercraft.
The incident occurred near the northwest corner of Silver Lake at approximately 2:34 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 13. Deputies with the Oceana County Marine Division were dispatched to a possible drowning.....
Read more here: mlive.com
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Believe It Or Not, But This Treats Diabetes, Asthma, Cholesterol And Kidney Issues Used Together With Okra Water – Now You Will Be Able To Prepare It Yourself
This is a tropical fruit from the area of North- East Africa. People may find it and consume it during the whole year. People should use it stewed, fried and believe it or not boiled or pickled, it is all up to you. This fruit it is called Okra.....
Read more here: foodsandhealthylife.com
Monday, August 15, 2016
Sensitive Information About Asthma Only the Pros Know Exist
There are a lot of elements to consider when it involves asthma and its own provocations. You could get a totally free research study on the best means to eliminate asthma triggers within your house by utilizing the website link below. It I truth that within the world we reside in a growing amount of children are struggling with asthma.....
Read more here: pr169.com
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Yoga may reduce impact of asthma in your life
Asthma is a common chronic disease affecting about 300 million people worldwide. The many typical symptoms of asthma include wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath.
"Our findings suggest that yoga exercise may lead to small improvements in asthma quality of life and symptoms, said lead author Zuyao Yang from Chinese University of Hong Kong.....
Read more here: msn.com
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You Don’t Need To Use Inhaler Anymore, This Juice Drink Completely Cures Asthma Attacks,
If a person suffocates or coughs constantly, they might have asthma. It is a health disorder that happens due to lethal respiratory inflammation and bronchial tubes thickening. Lack of breath and weakness are the main symptoms of this condition.
People with asthma attacks have very sensitive health and are allergic to many things. The muscles become tightened due to the irritation caused in the lungs, and the increase of phlegm production in the throat develops more and more.....
Read more here: eradaily.com
There are a lot of elements to consider when it involves asthma and its own provocations. You could get a totally free research study on the best means to eliminate asthma triggers within your house by utilizing the website link below. It I truth that within the world we reside in a growing amount of children are struggling with asthma.....
Read more here: pr169.com
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Yoga may reduce impact of asthma in your life
Asthma is a common chronic disease affecting about 300 million people worldwide. The many typical symptoms of asthma include wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath.
"Our findings suggest that yoga exercise may lead to small improvements in asthma quality of life and symptoms, said lead author Zuyao Yang from Chinese University of Hong Kong.....
Read more here: msn.com
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You Don’t Need To Use Inhaler Anymore, This Juice Drink Completely Cures Asthma Attacks,
If a person suffocates or coughs constantly, they might have asthma. It is a health disorder that happens due to lethal respiratory inflammation and bronchial tubes thickening. Lack of breath and weakness are the main symptoms of this condition.
People with asthma attacks have very sensitive health and are allergic to many things. The muscles become tightened due to the irritation caused in the lungs, and the increase of phlegm production in the throat develops more and more.....
Read more here: eradaily.com
Sunday, August 14, 2016
$7M Asthma Grant to UA College of Medicine – Tucson
Led by Dr. Monica Kraft, researchers will use the National Institutes of Health grant to conduct a five-year study to investigate the interrelationship of genetic mediators to reduce lung inflammation and attacks in asthma patients.
About 25 million people in the United States — 7 million of them children — suffer from asthma. A five-year, $7 million National Institutes of Health grant awarded recently to Dr. Monica Kraft, an internationally renowned physician-scientist who specializes in translational asthma research at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson and the UA Health Sciences' Asthma and Airways Diseases Research Center, will seek a better understanding of mediators that help control lung inflammation and improved therapies to reduce severe attacks in those with asthma.....
Read more here: uanews.arizona.edu
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Parents of tragic Lydia MacDonald launch fight for asthma funding
The parents of a young Perth woman who died of a devastating asthma attack have called for extra government aid for research.
The call from Lydia MacDonald’s family comes as shock figures reveal the number of Scottish deaths related to the condition rose to the highest level for more than a decade.
Lydia, 28, was in her flat with her toddler son Mason when she died in June, last year.....
Read more here: thecourier.co.uk
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Treat Your Asthma With This Great Asthma Advice
Are you a part of millions of asthma sufferers that struggle with asthma? This article is filled with a number of great tips that will help you be better manage your asthma.
Do you know which type of asthma that you have? Being fully informed about the specific type of asthma condition can help you to effectively treat it on a daily basis. People who suffer from exercise-induced asthma will need to make sure that they have an emergency inhaler in their gym bag. Knowing symptom patterns will help you avoid big problems.....
Read more here: health-womens.com
Led by Dr. Monica Kraft, researchers will use the National Institutes of Health grant to conduct a five-year study to investigate the interrelationship of genetic mediators to reduce lung inflammation and attacks in asthma patients.
About 25 million people in the United States — 7 million of them children — suffer from asthma. A five-year, $7 million National Institutes of Health grant awarded recently to Dr. Monica Kraft, an internationally renowned physician-scientist who specializes in translational asthma research at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson and the UA Health Sciences' Asthma and Airways Diseases Research Center, will seek a better understanding of mediators that help control lung inflammation and improved therapies to reduce severe attacks in those with asthma.....
Read more here: uanews.arizona.edu
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Parents of tragic Lydia MacDonald launch fight for asthma funding
The parents of a young Perth woman who died of a devastating asthma attack have called for extra government aid for research.
The call from Lydia MacDonald’s family comes as shock figures reveal the number of Scottish deaths related to the condition rose to the highest level for more than a decade.
Lydia, 28, was in her flat with her toddler son Mason when she died in June, last year.....
Read more here: thecourier.co.uk
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Treat Your Asthma With This Great Asthma Advice
Are you a part of millions of asthma sufferers that struggle with asthma? This article is filled with a number of great tips that will help you be better manage your asthma.
Do you know which type of asthma that you have? Being fully informed about the specific type of asthma condition can help you to effectively treat it on a daily basis. People who suffer from exercise-induced asthma will need to make sure that they have an emergency inhaler in their gym bag. Knowing symptom patterns will help you avoid big problems.....
Read more here: health-womens.com
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