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Anti-Inflammatory Summer Foods For People With Arthritis
Below we share a list of anti-inflammatory you add to your summer diet to better manage arthritis.
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Cipla, Glenmark Recall Asthma Drugs Made In Indore From US Market
Drug makers Cipla and Glenmark are recalling products from the American market due to manufacturing issues, according to the US health regulator.
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Asthma Drug May Be Used To Treat Covid In Maharashtra, Says Top Doctor
The drug, inhaled budesonide, is likely to be added to the list of medicines that could be used to support treatment of COVID-19 patients.
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Symptoms Of Some Drugs May Imitate Dementia
An estimated 1 in 4 older adults take anticholinergic drugs - a wide-ranging class of medications used to treat allergies, insomnia, leaky bladders, diarrhea, dizziness, motion sickness, asthma, Parkinson's disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and various psychiatric disorders.
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Chris Froome 'Banned' By Tour de France Organisers: Report
According to Tour statutes, organisers may ban a rider or a team if their presence is seen as liable to damage the image or reputation of the organisers or the event.
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Brendon McCullum Clears The Air About A 'Positive' Drug Test During IPL 2016
During the game against Delhi, McCullum smashed a whirlwind 36-ball 60 and led his team to a one-run win.
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Eczema Drug May Help Treat Severe Asthma Symptoms
An eczema drug may help alleviate asthma symptoms as well as improve patients' lung function better than standard therapies, results from twin studies have shown
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'I Broke No Rules' Says Chris Froome After 'Adverse' Drugs Test
Froome had twice the permissible amount of asthma medication Salbutamol in his system during the Grand Tour race.
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Tour de France Winner Chris Froome Failed Drugs Test At Vuelta Race: UCI
Froome said the UCI was "absolutely right" to scrutinise the test results.
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Children With Asthma Are Being Prescribed Unnecessary Antibiotics
Researchers from Erasmus University in The Netherlands found that children with asthma were about 1.6 times more likely to be prescribed antibiotics, compared to children who do not have asthma.
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Asthma Drugs May Prevent A Deadly Form Of Pneumonia: Study
New York: Two drugs that are used to treat asthma and allergies may offer a way to prevent a form of pneumonia that can kill up to 40 per cent of people who contract it, researchers have found. Influenza pneumonia results when a flu infection spreads to alveolar air sacs deep within the lungs. Normally, a flu infection does not progress that far in...
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Scientists Develop A New Drug To Suppress Allergies, Asthma
Melbourne: An Australian Nobel Prize-winning scientist is developing a drug to counter allergies and asthma, a statement said on Friday. Still in its initial stage the the drug can be taken as tablets, capsules, liquids or powder, Xinhua news reported. Barry Marshall, a microbiology professor from University of Western Australia, who won the Nobel ...
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Asthma Drug Could Prevent Liver Disease, Finds Study
New York: A drug commonly used for the prevention of allergies and asthma has shown promise in preventing liver disease and reducing the need for transplants, says a study. The study, conducted in mice, found that cromolyn sodium successfully blocked a series of cells that trigger liver scarring (known as fibrosis), which in advanced cases can lead...
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New Drug Found To Reduce Exacerbations In Uncontrolled Asthma
London: A new asthma drug currently in development has been found to reduce exacerbations in severe, uncontrolled asthma in two advanced trials involving more than 2,500 patients. A year’s course of benralizumab injections has led to a significant decrease in the frequency of asthma exacerbations – cutting the rate of exacerbations by a third t...
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Lupin To Market Novartis' Inhaler Under Loftair Brand Name
Drug major Lupin and Novartis Healthcare have inked a co-marketing agreement under which Lupin will market Novartis' inhaler, used to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, under the brand name Loftair in India.
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Anti-Inflammatory Summer Foods For People With Arthritis
Below we share a list of anti-inflammatory you add to your summer diet to better manage arthritis.
-
Cipla, Glenmark Recall Asthma Drugs Made In Indore From US Market
Drug makers Cipla and Glenmark are recalling products from the American market due to manufacturing issues, according to the US health regulator.
-
Asthma Drug May Be Used To Treat Covid In Maharashtra, Says Top Doctor
The drug, inhaled budesonide, is likely to be added to the list of medicines that could be used to support treatment of COVID-19 patients.
-
Symptoms Of Some Drugs May Imitate Dementia
An estimated 1 in 4 older adults take anticholinergic drugs - a wide-ranging class of medications used to treat allergies, insomnia, leaky bladders, diarrhea, dizziness, motion sickness, asthma, Parkinson's disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and various psychiatric disorders.
-
Chris Froome 'Banned' By Tour de France Organisers: Report
According to Tour statutes, organisers may ban a rider or a team if their presence is seen as liable to damage the image or reputation of the organisers or the event.
-
Brendon McCullum Clears The Air About A 'Positive' Drug Test During IPL 2016
During the game against Delhi, McCullum smashed a whirlwind 36-ball 60 and led his team to a one-run win.
-
Eczema Drug May Help Treat Severe Asthma Symptoms
An eczema drug may help alleviate asthma symptoms as well as improve patients' lung function better than standard therapies, results from twin studies have shown
-
'I Broke No Rules' Says Chris Froome After 'Adverse' Drugs Test
Froome had twice the permissible amount of asthma medication Salbutamol in his system during the Grand Tour race.
-
Tour de France Winner Chris Froome Failed Drugs Test At Vuelta Race: UCI
Froome said the UCI was "absolutely right" to scrutinise the test results.
-
Children With Asthma Are Being Prescribed Unnecessary Antibiotics
Researchers from Erasmus University in The Netherlands found that children with asthma were about 1.6 times more likely to be prescribed antibiotics, compared to children who do not have asthma.
-
Asthma Drugs May Prevent A Deadly Form Of Pneumonia: Study
New York: Two drugs that are used to treat asthma and allergies may offer a way to prevent a form of pneumonia that can kill up to 40 per cent of people who contract it, researchers have found. Influenza pneumonia results when a flu infection spreads to alveolar air sacs deep within the lungs. Normally, a flu infection does not progress that far in...
-
Scientists Develop A New Drug To Suppress Allergies, Asthma
Melbourne: An Australian Nobel Prize-winning scientist is developing a drug to counter allergies and asthma, a statement said on Friday. Still in its initial stage the the drug can be taken as tablets, capsules, liquids or powder, Xinhua news reported. Barry Marshall, a microbiology professor from University of Western Australia, who won the Nobel ...
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Asthma Drug Could Prevent Liver Disease, Finds Study
New York: A drug commonly used for the prevention of allergies and asthma has shown promise in preventing liver disease and reducing the need for transplants, says a study. The study, conducted in mice, found that cromolyn sodium successfully blocked a series of cells that trigger liver scarring (known as fibrosis), which in advanced cases can lead...
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New Drug Found To Reduce Exacerbations In Uncontrolled Asthma
London: A new asthma drug currently in development has been found to reduce exacerbations in severe, uncontrolled asthma in two advanced trials involving more than 2,500 patients. A year’s course of benralizumab injections has led to a significant decrease in the frequency of asthma exacerbations – cutting the rate of exacerbations by a third t...
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Lupin To Market Novartis' Inhaler Under Loftair Brand Name
Drug major Lupin and Novartis Healthcare have inked a co-marketing agreement under which Lupin will market Novartis' inhaler, used to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, under the brand name Loftair in India.
