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Respiratory Illness

, 2016
It has long been known that people with learning disabilities have poorer health than the general population, but the extent of these differences becomes striking when considering the evidence of reduced life expectancy.
Marsden, D.
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Respiratory Illness and Hypophosphatemia

Chest, 1983
We retrospectively reviewed the charts of 308 admissions to a pulmonary disease ward and 100 admissions to the general medical service over one year to find the prevalence, sequelae, and etiology of hypophosphatemia. The overall prevalence of low serum phosphate levels (less than 2.4 mg/dl) occurring at least once during hospitalization in chest ...
J, Fisher, N, Magid, C, Kallman, M, Fanucchi, L, Klein, D, McCarthy, I, Roberts, G, Schulman   +7 more
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Parental childhood respiratory illness and respiratory illness in their infants

Pediatric Pulmonology, 1993
AbstractParental histories of childhood respiratory trouble (CRT) were examined as risk factors for lower respiratory tract illnesses in healthy infants enrolled in the Children's Respiratory Study, Tucson, Arizona. A parental history of childhood respiratory trouble before age 16 was a risk factor for infantile lower respiratory tract illnesses (LRIs).
Anthony E. Camilli, Catharine J. Holberg, Anne L. Wright, Lynn M. Taussig   +3 more
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Surveillance Techniques for Respiratory Illness

Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal, 1976
The data presented represent a pilot study to determine the most efficient method of detecting the frequency and severity of respiratory illnesses in a defined population of children. Home surveillance telephone calls, parent-completed diaries, and monitoring of school absence lists were used.
I B, Tager, F E, Speizer
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Respiratory illness

2019
This chapter outlines the spectrum of respiratory illnesses seen in humanitarian and low-resource settings, including acute and chronic conditions, and presentations not commonly seen in more developed settings. The chapter focuses on respiratory conditions, which in humanitarian settings are the cause of death in low-income countries and precarious ...
Aditya Nadimpalli, Philippa Boulle
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Respiratory illness

Practice Nursing, 2002
Mike Townend investigates the effects of flying on people with asthma and COPD. These people should be advised to plan ahead for travel and to carry medication with them on the aircraft
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Smoking and Acute Respiratory Illness

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983
To the Editor.— An important reference was not included in our article entitled "An Association Between Cigarette Smoking and Acute Respiratory Tract Illness in Young Adults" (1982;248:181). In 1966, Haynes and co-workers1studied a group of male adolescents in a boys' preparatory school.
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Respiratory Illness in Children

Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1996
The fourth edition of Respiratory Illness in Children is a well-written and thoughtful review of the most common respiratory disorders in children. This book is influenced by the faculty of the Department of Thoracic Medicine at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia.
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Respiratory Tract Illness in Meat Wrappers

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
A questionnaire survey was done in 152 Houston supermarkets to assess the prevalence of respiratory tract symptoms in meat wrappers exposed to the thermal decomposition fumes of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film wrap and in two supermarket control groups (checkers and meat cutters).
H, Falk, B, Portnoy
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