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Doctors Work to Treat Asthma and Allergy Combinations
If a child with asthma also has allergies, it’s a double whammy. Now, there’s personalized care for patients with these complex cases.
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Doctors Work to Treat Asthma and Allergy Combinations
If a child with asthma also has allergies, it’s a double whammy. Now, there’s personalized care for patients with these complex cases.
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Getting Harder to Breathe: ‘Veep' Star Reveals Bold New Partnership to Combat Asthma
Tony Hale of “Veep” and “Arrested Development” fame joins LX News to discuss his new partnership to help sufferers of asthma.
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Son Shares Heartbreaking Video After Parents Die of Coronavirus 6 Minutes Apart
An Indianapolis man is sharing the heartbreaking story of how his family was directly impacted by the coronavirus to educate others about just how serious the current public health crisis is.
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COVID-19 or Allergies? CDC Warns Allergy and Asthma Patients to Monitor Symptoms
North Texas allergy spring season gets an intense start while the CDC warns allergy and asthma patients to monitor symptoms.
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COVID-19 or Allergies? Pay Attention to Symptoms
If you suffer from allergies, you know North Texas’ allergy season is intense, but doctors say there’s a specific group of allergy sufferers who could be paying close attention to their symptoms in a novel coronavirus world.
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Coronavirus and Asthma: What to Know About the Lung Disease and COVID-19
The new coronavirus is causing anxiety for many people with pre-existing medical problems, including those with asthma.
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Health Dangers Emerge at Growing Migrant Camp on US Border
A smoke-filled stench fills a refugee camp just a short walk from the U.S.-Mexico border, rising from ever-burning fires and piles of human waste. Parents and children live in a sea of tents and tarps, some patched together with garbage bags. Others sleep outside in temperatures that recently dropped to freezing. Justina, an asylum seeker who fled political persecution in...
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Health Officials: It's Time to Give Flu Vaccine Another Shot
The flu forecast is cloudy and it’s too soon to know if the U.S. is in for a third miserable season in a row, but health officials said Thursday not to delay vaccination.
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Health Officials: It's Time to Give Flu Vaccine Another Shot
The flu forecast is cloudy and it’s too soon to know if the U.S. is in for a third miserable season in a row, but health officials said Thursday not to delay vaccination. While the vaccine didn’t offer much protection the past two years, specialists have fine-tuned the recipe in hopes it will better counter a nasty strain this time...
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Advocates Already See Fallout From Immigration Rule Change
Diabetics skipping regular checkups. Young asthmatics not getting preventive care. A surge in expensive emergency room visits. Doctors and public health experts warn of poor health and rising costs they say will come from sweeping Trump administration changes that would deny green cards to many immigrants who use Medicaid, as well as food stamps and other forms of public assistance....
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Doctors Suspect Vaping Behind Dozens of Lung Illnesses in US
As many as 50 people in at least six states have come down with breathing illnesses that may be linked to e-cigarettes or other vaping products. No deaths have been reported, but at least a few have come close. Some patients have likened onset of the illness to a heart attack, and others to the flu. Symptoms have included shortness...
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Louisiana Launching Medical Marijuana After Years of Waiting
Louisiana is becoming the first Deep South state to dispense medical marijuana on Tuesday, four years after state lawmakers agreed to give patients access to therapeutic cannabis. Nine pharmacies are licensed to dispense medical marijuana across Louisiana and most are expected to open this week. Louisiana joins more than 30 other states that allow medical marijuana in some form. And...
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Senators Draw on Own Experiences to Chastise Drug Companies
Drawing from their personal experiences, senators on Tuesday chastised drug company executives over the high cost of prescription drugs, as the company officials cautioned that heavy-handed congressional action could jeopardize medical breakthroughs going forward. Tuesday’s Senate Finance Committee hearing marked the first time lawmakers have called the industry’s top executives to account for rising prices, which are a drain on...
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Veterans Exposed to Flaming Piles of Trash, Known as Military ‘Burn Pits,' Caught in Battle with VA to Receive Medical Care
They survived war abroad, but now some veterans believe they’re slowly dying from exposure to military burn pits, which are flaming piles of garbage that emit known toxins. Investigative reporter Bigad Shaban reports in this story that originally aired on February 25, 2019.
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Younger School Entry Could Set Stage for ADHD Diagnosis
The youngest children in kindergarten are more likely to be diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in early grades, a study shows, an intriguing finding for parents on the fence about when to start their child in school.
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Obesity Linked To Asthma In Children
There have been few known preventable factors which can potentially reduce childhood asthma, until now. Researchers says preventing childhood obesity may also prevent asthma in children.
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Obesity's Affects on Childhood Asthma
A new Duke University study suggests 10 percent of childhood asthma cases could be prevented by reducing obesity.
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Smoke Spreading From California Fires Sparks Health Concerns
Smoke masks. Eye drops. No outdoor exercise. This is how Californians are trying to cope with wildfires choking the state, but experts say an increase in serious health problems may be almost inevitable for vulnerable residents as the disasters become more commonplace.
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Allergies, Asthma or Acid Reflux?
Do you feel congested or struggle with a scratchy, hoarse throat? Your troubles might not be in your lungs. Medical experts are starting to look to the stomach as the culprit.