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82 documents for respiratory disease symptoms
  • ...be on mitigation measures. Symptoms and Transmission. Swine Flu is a highly contagiouss acute respiratory disease, with. flu-like symptoms. The virus can be...

  • Dr. Joel Kettner, chief medical officer, said Thursday the province was alerted to a cluster of cases of severe respiratory illness in Mexico from Canada's integrated outbreak surveillance system on Monday. The cause of the illness is unknown and Kettner said scientists from Winnipeg-based National Microbiology Lab are helping investigate the potentially infectious disease that has struck adults between the age of 25 and 44 in south and central Mexico. Dr. Ricardo Lobato de Faria, acting head of Winnipeg's emergency medicine program, said triage nurses and doctors have been warned to look for younger patients who are severely ill. He said minor coughs, colds, and flu-like symptoms are not what they're looking for. Health-care workers will flag as an immediate concern anyone with an undi...

  • Residents have been told to avoid public gatherings and stay home if they're sick to stop the spread of the disease. "There was a spike in the number of cases brought to the nurses' station with flu-like symptoms," [David McDougall] said. "It was a red flag. He said community leaders are trying to quell public fear and keep residents from panicking. "There's a respiratory problem and of course that's always a concern," McDougall said. "We're trying to figure out what the best response is."

  • ... in experimental animals, the upper respiratory tract is the principal target site for effects of ... lung function, adverse respiratory symptoms and medication use, restricted activity days and t... frequency of reported chronic respiratory disease. These particulate matter-related health effects w...

  • ... bleeding caused by Crohn's disease. She is a devout Jehovah's Witness and, some month... or minimize psychotic episodes or symptoms associated with schizophrenia, but which can have ...B. had the right to discontinue her respiratory support treatment, even though this would soon lea...

  • Passengers aboard a Via Rail train involved in a health scare in northern Ontario were a little weary but in good spirits when they arrived in Toronto early Saturday -- some 11 hours behind schedule after an onboard death and multiple reported illnesses triggered a full-scale biohazard response. We took it pretty much in stride," he said. "Some people were probably slightly anxious, but Via was very good and did their best to keep us informed. Medical teams in biohazard suits descended on the Vancouver-Toronto train Friday morning in Foleyet after an 86-year-old woman died in a washroom and six Australian tourists who boarded in Jasper, Alta., reported feeling ill with respiratory and flu-like symptoms.

    ... there was no outbreak of infectious disease aboard the train. The woman's death is still under...

  • CO can be found in foundries, blast furnaces, mining, gas works, refuse plants, and such processes as chemical synthesis, carbide and formaldehyde manufacturing, and acetylene welding in enclosed areas. Finally, the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health says a level of 1,500 ppm is immediately dangerous to life and health. Since CO exposure can aggravate heart disease (as well as anemia and respiratory illnesses), those affected might experience chest pains.

    ... for everyone to know the following symptoms that can be caused by CO poisoning:. * Headache. *...

  • ... secondary to connective tissue disease, in patients with WHO functional class II or III w... and Chief Scientific Officer for the Respiratory and Allergy Therapeutic Area at Pfizer in the Unit... smooth muscle relaxation and reduce the symptoms of pulmonary hypertension. However, the lack of kn...

  • Other personality characteristics may promote healthy and proenvironmental behaviour. For example, conscientiousness is associated with health behaviours such as safer driving habits, better diet, and exercise (Booth-Kewley & Vickers, 1994). More conscientious, open, and future-thinking people report more proenvironmental attitudes and behaviour (Ebreo & Vining, 2001; Lindsay & Strathman, 1997; Nisbet, Zelenski, & Murphy, in press), and individual differences in connectedness to the environment predict ecological attitudes and behaviour (Mayer & Frantz, 2004; [Elizabeth K. L. Nisbet] et al., in press; see Armitage & Conner, 2000; Rosen, 2000, for health behaviour reviews; see Bamberg & Moser, 2007, for a review of environmental behaviour). The Theory of Plann...

    ... the resultant health effects such as respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses (Health Canada, 2001)... such as unsafe drinking water, but also disease related to pollution from transportation, second h... trigger, either internal (e.g., bodily symptoms) or external (e.g., a public service ad), is requi...

  • ... secondary to connective tissue disease, in patients with WHO functional class II or III w... and Chief Scientific Officer for the Respiratory and Allergy Therapeutic Area at Pfizer in the Unit... smooth muscle relaxation and reduce the symptoms of pulmonary hypertension. However, the lack of kn...



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