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Common Asthma Medication Poses Risk to Black Patients
YAHOO
HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, Jan. 11 (HealthDay News) -- A large study on the popular asthma medication salmeterol has been halted after researchers uncovered fresh evidence that the drug may pose a slightly higher risk for respiratory and asthma-related deaths among black patients.
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At-home changes may help control asthma symptoms
YAHOO
Reuters - A tailored approach, involving
cockroach extermination and using air cleaners to reduce dust,
smoke and levels of other indoor allergens may consequently
reduce asthma symptoms in inner-city children, new study
findings suggest.
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Minority Children Last to Get New Asthma Technologies
YAHOO
HealthDay - FRIDAY, Dec. 23 (HealthDay News) -- Asthma inhalers with steroid medications were much less likely to be prescribed to minority patients and children during the first few years after they were introduced in United States in the 1980s, says a study by researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital Institute for Health Policy.
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Minority Children Last to Get New Asthma Technologies
YAHOO
HealthDay - FRIDAY, Dec. 23 (HealthDay News) -- Asthma inhalers with steroid medications were much less likely to be prescribed to minority patients and children during the first few years after they were introduced in United States in the 1980s, says a study by researchers at the Massachusetts General Hospital Institute for Health Policy.
Sources: YAHOO
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