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Nurse accused of denying asthmatic teen his inhaler - WCSH-TV

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Nurse accused of denying asthmatic teen his inhaler WCSH-TV DELTONA, Florida (WESH) - The mother of a Florida high school student said her son was denied his inhaler by the school nurse while he suffered from an asthma attack. "I'm sitting out in the hallway begging for air. I shouldn't have to do that," ... School Nurse Refused To Give Student His Inhaler During Asthma AttackThinkProgress Nurse Accused of Refusing to Give Student Inhaler During Asthma AttackWUSF News all 4 news articles »

Seasonal asthma troubles - Develop an action plan that's right for you - Casper Journal

Seasonal asthma troubles - Develop an action plan that's right for you Casper Journal These are the things an asthmatic deals with when having an attack. For those who don't have asthma it can feel the same as trying to breathe through a coffee straw. Thankfully for all of us here in Casper we have people like Julia Hill, ...

MediciNova Reports Results of a Phase 2b Clinical Trial of MN-221 in Asthma ... - MarketWatch (press release)

MediciNova Reports Results of a Phase 2b Clinical Trial of MN-221 in Asthma ... MarketWatch (press release) "Acute asthma exacerbations, which are asthma attacks not controlled by a patient's medications, represent a major cause of ED visits and hospitalizations for many of the 26 million people with asthma in this country," said lead investigator Dr. and more »

Exercising may cut asthma attacks risk: study - Indian Express

Exercising may cut asthma attacks risk: study Indian Express Many people with asthma report avoiding exercise because they're afraid it could trigger symptoms including shortness of breath, wheezing or a full-blown asthma attack, said review author Kristin V. Carson. These fears might be encouraged from ... and more »

Air Pollution, Asthma Burden Unevenly Shared Among US Children - Huffington Post

Air Pollution, Asthma Burden Unevenly Shared Among US Children Huffington Post Kellen Bolden was only 10 years old when an asthma attack took his life, but his mom still remembers him as a "little man" with big aspirations. "He often said to himself, 'Good morning, Mr. Millionaire,'" recalled Rhonda Mitchell. and more »