The Latest Breaking News from asthma

Elaine Cunningham has now started the Lauren’s Law campaign calling for non-prescription inhalers to be used in an emergency in commercial food premises after the death of her daughter

Lauren Reid was just 19 when she died while on shift at Gin71 in Glasgow's Merchant City.

Elaine Cunningham wants to create a Lauren's Lodge in memory of her 19-year-old daughter who died after suffering a cardiac arrest shortly after a fatal asthma attack three years ago

Parts of the UK - including London, Leeds and Exeter - will record very high levels of pollen this weekend and next week. Asthma sufferers have been urged to get help if pollen causes their condition to worsen

Last week, without warning, the federal government significantly restricted the subsidy for an important and safe asthma medicine for children. A short document explained to prescribers what had changed, but gave no reasons.

“Gangsta’s Paradise” rapper Coolio suffered an accidental death from the effects of fentanyl, heroin and methamphetamine last year, the Los Angeles County coroner's office reported Thursday. The county agency also cited cardiomyopathy, a disease that makes it more difficult for the heart to pump blood to the body, as a…

Jackie Miller's exasperated outburst on a school bus in the Ohio town of Amherst, US, has turned her into an unlikely anti-bullying hero and T-shirts are even being made to support her

A new study has found a link between poor sleeping habits and increased risk of the breathing condition.

Delyth and Graham Raffell hope a new film will help others to get more information about anaphylaxis and avoid the heartbreak of losing a child like they did

A big UK Biobank research published in the open-access journal BMJ Open Respiratory Research reveals that poor quality sleep may increase a person's genetic predisposition to asthma, potentially doubling their chance of being diagnosed with the illness. Read further on Dynamite News:

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