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Drivers warned that ‘thunder fever’ could cost them a £5,000 fine

Hayfever sufferers and those with asthma are most as risk

Nottingham Post

Ask the Pediatrician: How should parents set up an asthma action plan?

Q: Our pediatrician said we should have an asthma action plan for our son. How do we do that?

Tribune News Service

PIP provides up to £627 each month to more than 130,000 people with respiratory conditions

There are 24 main respiratory conditions including asthma being supported by the DWP.

Daily Record

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Dr Hilary issues 'thunder fever' warning on ITV's Lorraine

The GP offered out advice to those with hayfever and asthma on Wednesday's Lorraine

Wales Online

TV's Dr Hilary Jones issues stark warning to all asthma sufferers

The GP appeared on Lorraine on Thursday

Liverpool Echo

Warning as heavy rain expected to trigger rare 'thunder fever' weather phenomenon

Heavy rain this week could trigger rare cases of 'thunder fever' in hay fever and asthmatics, with the risk coming from huge clouds of pollen and dust causing potential health problems

Daily Mirror

Australian study links planned savanna burns to Darwin's worsening air pollution

Planned burns at savannas across the Top End are polluting the air in Darwin, say a group of Australian researchers, raising concerns for people with asthma or lung disease.

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Seven out of 10 Australians with asthma are prescribed too much medicine

A quarter of people with asthma who use inhaler controllers "are dispensed potentially toxic cumulative oral corticosteroid doses".

The New Daily

What is thunderstorm asthma? Warning over ‘rare phenomenon’ as UK hit by dramatic weather change

The Met Office issued three day thunderstorm warning for most of the UK, raising concerns over impact for hayfever and asthma sufferers

The Independent UK

What is thunderstorm asthma and why is it so dangerous in summer?

Allergy specialist Dr Sophie Farooque has explained why this rare occurrence is hazardous to some people's health

Wales Online

ARWR: Phase 1/2a Clinical Trials Underway for Pulmonary Disease Candidates…

By David Bautz, PhD NASDAQ:ARWR READ THE FULL ARWR RESEARCH REPORT

Benzinga

‘No time for inaction’: how a California refinery disaster created a generation of activists

Ten years ago, a fire in Richmond forced thousands to seek respiratory treatment. For young people, it was a transformative moment

The Guardian - US

Allergies in children have risen seven-fold in past 15 years, study shows

Britain has some of the highest rates anywhere in the world for food allergies and the related conditions of eczema, asthma and hay fever. Now four in every ten children are allergic to something

Daily Mirror

Dad nearly died after his heart stopped twice during first ever asthma attack

Jamie Bell was celebrating his son's first birthday in Bath, when he woke up gasping for breath, and later suffered a double cardiac arrest landing him in a coma

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Boost now or wait? Many wonder how best to ride out COVID's next wave

Gwyneth Paige didn’t want to get vaccinated against COVID-19 at first. With her health issues — hypertension, fibromyalgia, asthma — she wanted to see how other people fared after the shots. Then her mother got colon cancer.

Newcastle Herald

University of Newcastle postdoctoral researcher awarded Asthma Australia fellowship

"Patients have said they want a more active role in their care and to be more involved in those decisions."

ABC News

Ambulance unable to be sent to 13yo boy suffering asthma attack because none were available

A 13-year-old boy suffering an asthma attack stopped breathing in a taxi on the way to hospital after the child's mother was told no ambulances were available, with a number out of action due to ramping and other jobs.

Manchester Evening News

Mum calls for schools to be closed on days when pollution levels are high

"We did all this work for Covid, protecting people's lives and this is just as bad and it feels like very little action is happening and the impact on children's health and future health is being ignored."

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Study shows Houston is among 3 AFC South cities that are asthma hotspots

Houston is situated in an asthma hotspot, and is one of three AFC South cities that can be challenging for asthma sufferers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago must do more to erase racial disparities in childhood asthma

Black children are more than four times as likely to go to the emergency department for asthma symptoms, like trouble breathing, compared to white children. The racial gap has increased by nearly 10% between 2016 and 2021.

Evening Standard

Heatwave means I risk life-threatening asthma attack if I leave home, reveals London mother

An estimated 3.5m Britons with asthma are at risk of having an attack sparked by hot weather

Daily Record

PIP provides up to £627 each month to more than 130,000 people with respiratory conditions

There are 24 main respiratory conditions including asthma being supported by the DWP.

Daily Record

Asthma warning as one million could be at risk due to 'wrong inhaler'

Research by charity Asthma + Lung UK found that as many as one in five sufferers could be using wrong medication.

Daily Mirror

Urgent warning as one million people with asthma at risk due to wrong medication

Four people die of an asthma attack every day but new research carried out by Asthma + Lung UK fear many sufferers are using an incorrect inhaler and lives are being needlessly lost

Chronicle Live

DWP Attendance Allowance means people with one of these 56 health conditions could qualify for extra £370 a month

Arthritis, back pain, asthma and dementia are all on the list of more than 50 conditions which qualify for weekly payments if you need supervision

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