Asthma and Bronchitis Trends and Treatments
Medical Q and A reviews asthma and bronchitis differences, triggers, and inhaler use. It notes a newer inhaler Maxair Autohaler improving correct dosing, discusses possible rise in reported asthma deaths, and cites studies on genetics, environment, and a lung-focused asthma mechanism.
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Paul Corris
Freeman Hospital
Newcastle
England
Corris
Lancet
Oregon
Molly Osborne
Oregon Health Sciences University
Portland
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
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Unique exciting work described in university machine shop
In the physics and astronomy department the machine shop team led by Mike Fountain and Evan Clemmens works on Cassini and Cluster projects using varied materials like aluminum magnesium and composites. The team notes daily variety while Polar orbiter and Cassini mission timelines drive busy schedules.
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Marc DeBower
Cassini
Evan Clemmens
Fountain
Clemmens
Physics
U of I
Polar
Cluster
Mike Mitchell
Recordable Greeting Cards debut with 10 second voice chip
The IEEE article notes a chip in Christmas cards records a 10 second message. Information Storage Devices developed the ChipCorder enabling 100000 re-recordings lasting a century. Hallmark tests in major cities with Greetings from Newport offering similar products at 8 to 10 dollars.
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Information Storage Devices
San Jose
Calif
Hallmark Cards
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Kansas City
Greetings
Newport Inc
Newport
R.I
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Iowa space program highlights from the University of Iowa
The University of Iowa space program has built 51 campus instruments and nine complete spacecraft since the 1950s. Highlights include Explorer I and III instrumentation, Mariner, Pioneer, Voyager, and Galileo payloads, plus advanced shuttle era devices and magnetic field instruments.
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University of Iowa
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Space Shuttle
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