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Your Pillow - A Hotbed of Fungal Spores
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Pillows are inhabited by the house dust mite, which thrives in the dark, moist environment of filled bedding.
How your allergy meds can contribute to greenhouse gas emissions
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Research data shows that overuse of just one type of reliever medication in asthma is responsible for 250,000 tons of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK.Â
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Watch the clock to control your asthma
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 A study carried out by Dr Hannah Durrington of Manchester University looked at why people with asthma have worse symptoms at night and in the early hours of the morning.
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Exposure to cleaning products in first 3 months of life can increase risk of asthma
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Research has linked exposure to cleaning products to asthma in adults. Now, results of a CHILD study into exposure among infants have shown a similarly increased risk.Â
Asthma inhaler success as at-home COVID treatment
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Oxford University researchers have concluded that budesonide, a common drug used in an inhaler for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, speeds up recovery from those with COVID by an average of three days.
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