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Following the rules in Florida: a 17-year-old high school student “very nearly died because the school nurse refused to let him use his inhaler because his mother didn’t sign a form.” [Isa-Lee Wolf, Yahoo via Free-Range Kids] Tweet Tags: pharmaceuticals, schools“School Nurse Denies Inhaler, Watches Student Lose Consciousness” is a post from Overlawyered - Chronicling the high cost of our legal system  

At least Kathy Cordes has finished her prednisone prescription. She still must use an antihistamine and two asthma medications — an inhaler and a tablet — every day. And she keeps an albuterol inhaler on hand for emergencies. When you have asthma ...  

The family of a Deltona High School student announced on Thursday they plan to sue the Volusia County School District and the school nurse that refused to administer  the student's inhaler during an asthma attack because a signature was missing on his medical release. "It's like something out of a horror film. The person just sits there and watches you die," said Michael Rudi, 17. "She sat there, looked at me and she did nothing." Sue Rudi...  

Hopefully over 69,000 inhalers will be saved from landfill in one year alone.” For more information on the scheme contact Matthew Jones of the Co-operative on matthew.jones@co-operative.coop. Do your green bit for Wales A SUSTAINABILITY week has been ...  

Driven by an increased incidence of respiratory disease and an aging population, Kalorama Information estimated that the respiratory market reached $44.2 billion in 2011. The healthcare market research publisher says the largest component of this market is ...  

A senior student at Delton High School near Orlando, Florida nearly died last week after a school nurse refused to give him a doctor-prescribed asthma inhaler, even after he passed out from lack of oxygen. 17-year-old Michael Rudi told Orlando ...  

There is a big concern that has been raised over the issue of asthma medications stating that they might be associated with an increased risk of potentially dangerous heart arrhythmias or irregular heartbeats, among children and young adults. Commonly ...  

Accused child molester Daniel Hall competent to stand trial, judge orders 85-year-old Flint woman shoots at alleged home invader, according to police report Burglars break into Flint store through roof, steal beer and cigarettes Man robbed at gunpoint of inhaler and cough syrup in Flint Genesee County's dog fighting, animal abuse hotline up and running  

Asthmatic inhaler cleans up Utah medical device contest By Brian Maffly The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 26, 2012 11:02AM MDT Asthma is no laughing matter, but Chris Ciancone thinks the inhalers he uses to administer medicine to his lungs are a joke. The Westminster College business student, with the help of three University of Utah engineering students, turned that frustration into the winning entry for the U.’s Bench to Bedside...  

TUESDAY, May 1 (HealthDay News) — Asthma often is misdiagnosed and undertreated in older people, with only 53 percent of those with asthma using prescribed inhalers, a small new study suggests. The study included 77 people, including people both with and without asthma, who were over age 60. Of those with asthma, 89 percent also had [...]  

By Serena GordonHealthDay Reporter FRIDAY, April 27 (HealthDay News) — Although all 50 states have laws that allow children with asthma to carry inhalers at school and 48 states have laws that let youngsters carry epinephrine pens for serious allergies, experts say that some kids are still being denied access to these lifesaving medications during [...]  

CARSON CITY, Nev., April 20, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Rapid Fire Marketing (Pink Sheets: RFMK) announced today that the Company has negotiated a deal with a California Manufacturer to begin the development of the Pocket Puffer and the Power Pocket Puffer. Development is anticipated to...  

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Controversial caffeine inhalers, which officials warn could be the next ‘club drug’, will go on sale in the UK next month. The energy product – called AeroShot – has provoked outrage in the United States, where doctors fear it could encourage young ...  

If you ever fantasized about the day when you could enjoy the euphoria produced by alcohol without any of its side-effects, today is that day. David Edwards and Starck have created the WAHH Quantum Sensations spray. It might be minuscule, but it can ...