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Meanings of asthma in English

Russian
астма бронхиальная
Portuguese
asma brônquica
Spanish
asmático
Catalan
asmàtic
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Long-term disease involving inflamed airways.

      астма бронхиальная
      Portuguese
      asma
      Catalan
      asma

      Respiratory disorder characterized by wheezing; usually of allergic origin.

            asma
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            Examples for "exercise-induced asthma"
            Examples for "exercise-induced asthma"
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            This suggests that sensitivity to metals might cause exercise-induced asthma in some patients.
            Pubmed
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            At 65, because of exercise-induced asthma, he no longer ski-races or bikes, but he's plenty fit.
            Climbing Magazine
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            The doctor said I had low blood pressure and put it down to exercise-induced asthma, so I continued on with my day.
            News.com.au
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            Conclusion: The prevalence rates of self-reported asthma, wheezing in the past 12 months, and exercise-induced asthma were significantly higher among urban than rural pupils.
            Pubmed
            5
            She estimates exercise-induced asthma could affect an athlete's performance by up to 30 percent, underscoring the need to identify and treat people with the condition.
            Reuters
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            Daily marijuana inhalation evoked severe bronchial hyperreactivity after a week.
            Pubmed
            2
            After the complete end of pollination, bronchial hyperreactivity was assessed.
            Pubmed
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            These findings suggest that aIgE plays a protective role in bronchial hyperreactivity in allergic asthma.
            Pubmed
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            Conclusion: Exhaled NO levels in asthmatics correlate more closely with atopy than with bronchial hyperreactivity and lung function.
            Pubmed
            5
            However, it is still controversial whether bronchial hyperreactivity is demonstrable in patients with chronic overload of the pulmonary circulation.
            Pubmed
            Usage of asthma in English
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            Methods: Patients with severe asthma were defined by American Thoracic Society criteria.
            Pubmed
            2
            The intervention had no clear effect on physical activity in asthma patients.
            Reuters
            3
            The pollution is linked to heart attacks and lung problems including asthma.
            Reuters
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            Case summary: We report a patient with confirmed COVID-19 combined with asthma.
            Pubmed
            5
            Background: It is now recognized that asthma can present in different forms.
            Pubmed
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            Study co-author Richard Beasley said the results could change asthma treatment world-wide.
            Radio NZ
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            Outcomes included time to first exacerbation and proportion of asthma control days.
            Pubmed
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            Koo said these steps have greatly reduced reported asthma attacks in children.
            Reuters
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            Background: The reasons for the rise in asthma and allergies remain unclear.
            Pubmed
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            Conclusion: AAW with asthma reported unique barriers to engaging in physical activity.
            Pubmed
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            However, in asthma there was a small increase in the mortality rate.
            Pubmed
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            Conclusion: Patients with asthma experience significant workplace exposures that exacerbate their symptoms.
            Pubmed
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            Objective: To determine factors associated with exacerbations in children with persistent asthma.
            Pubmed
            14
            Results: We assessed genetic ancestry in 392 African American subjects with asthma.
            Pubmed
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            Background: Sensitization to cockroach allergens is a major risk factor for asthma.
            Pubmed
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            Emerging evidence suggests that different phenotypes of difficult or therapy-resistant asthma exist.
            Pubmed
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