Sentence examples for more asthma attacks from inspiring English sources

But environmentalists said the administration was simply creating more loopholes for the industry to escape controls and that this would trigger more asthma attacks and premature deaths.

At the end of the study, that group was found to have had significantly more asthma attacks than the group using only the steroid.

Together, this will lead to more asthma attacks, more health problems for the elderly and a more dangerous future.

The EPA's recent decision to roll back the Clean Power Plan will cause – according to the agency's own analysis – 3,600 more premature deaths, 1,700 more heart attacks, and 90,000 more asthma attacks per year.

We need to question, as Fox News' Chris Wallace asked EPA chief Scott Priutt, why Trump wants Americans to suffer from 90,000 more asthma attacks, 300,000 more missed work and school days, and 3,600 more premature deaths per year.

This can lead to more asthma attacks and other respiratory problems.

"Asthma patients may have more frequent asthma attacks and their symptoms may be more difficult to manage medically.

Victorians have been warned to prepare for more thunderstorm asthma attacks on Sunday, with the National Asthma Council Australia saying expected thunderstorm conditions combined with high pollen counts can lead to breathing problems for people with asthma and hay fever.

The Sierra Club applauded the moves, which it said would save $37 million a year in health-care costs by avoiding more than 1,200 asthma attacks, 100 heart attacks and nearly 100 deaths linked to the two plants' emissions.

The White House, in its veto message, said that the two Republican bills being considered by the House would have significant public health impacts, including tens of thousands of premature deaths and more than 100,000 asthma attacks.

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