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- The SARP experience by Breathinstephen on Nov 22, 2009
Welcome to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the Severe Asthma Research Program (I just noticed what it says on the pillow) Well, the trip was a success and the project went off without a hitch. However, the results that emerged from some of the studies...
- Itchy, red welts. by I was told there would be bacon. on Nov 20, 2009
All over my buttocks. Not really. But I can't resist giving a shout-out to NewsRadio at every opportunity. And hey -- at least I won't be showing my ass to Bob Costas (I wager maybe three people will get this). I do have a nickel sensitivity. The doc...
- Off to the Burgh for the SARP by Breathinstephen on Nov 17, 2009
I’m a lab rat…. and proud of it ! The field of Asthma Research desperately needs human test subjects for a variety of invasive and non-invasive clinical studies. If you’re an asthmatic, or if asthma effects your life in someway, y...
- Darn Dyspnea Dilemma ( Part 1) by Breathinstephen on Nov 14, 2009
……………….Try saying that 5 times really fast. Before reading this post, you might find it useful to read the first two of paragraphs in the “Rick over at the Respiratory Therapy Cave, does a great job of explai...
- Introducing Medpedia by Breathinstephen on Nov 13, 2009
Medpedia, the worlds largest health and information encyclopedia project. Well, I’m excited to announce that they’ve just expanded their platform by including a “News and Analysis”, a Q&A section and an “Alerts̶...
- Cracking the stems off of Primatine mist bottles. by Breathinstephen on Nov 10, 2009
I don’t usually write about my childhood, because frankly, its too painful and because most of it is so outrageous, that a lot of people wouldn’t believe it anyway. But just for kicks, I thought Id share one of my favorite stories. To pre...
- Closing the loop on Asthma–Sally Wenzel by Breathinstephen on Nov 6, 2009
Found this interesting and informative article about Dr Sally Wenzel, and why she decided to get involved in severe asthma research. It gets a little technical in the middle , but well worth the read. The more I hear about this amazing women and all...
