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  1. ot: Retinoic acid for Alzheimer's disease

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  3. PDFs: Deep Brain Stimulation

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  4. ot: Giving Alzheimer’s Patients Their Way - eg chocolate

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  5. Vaccines and adjuvants in the mosaic of autoimmunity

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  6. pdf: Tetrahydrobiopterin as a Novel Therapeutic Intervention for Autism

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  7. Re: nails

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  8. Wakefield confirmations

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  9. PFTs measure many different parameters so the doctor can better diagnosis your disease. Asthma patients usually do not have a bad diffusion. Low diffusion scores are indicators of emphysema or one of many restrictive lung diseases. > > > >Subject

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  10. It is amazing how different PFT's are from person to person. My volumes and spirometry are in the toilet, but the diffusing is great. Still can't breathe. LOL. Go figure.Madeline To: [email]asthma [/email]; [email]asthma [/email] Cc: mike.dm

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  11. Thanks for catching it Ann.Cindy, Co-Moderator To: [email]asthma [/email] Sent: Monday, December 12, 2011 1:10 AM Subject: Re: SPAM MAIL --- Sorry bout that. I definitely was hacked. I was at work when all the emails were sent out.

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  12. Sorry bout that. I definitely was hacked. I was at work when all the emails were sent out. UGH. Yahoo has a huge issue with being hacked lately...and the sad part is, that while my email address here is an aol.com one, I had supplied yahoo with t

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  13. I've had the 'stranded in Madrid' email from someone too. I knew it wasn't genuine as the person it allegedly came from rarely leaves the country, I know she can spell and punctuate better than in the email, and it also referred to her having had her

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  14. Hi, nice to hear from you, however you do not include a name, title or preferred form of address, unless you wish to be known as Peakflowdotorg . . . .? :-) Happy Christmas from Mike (Chip) Chapman Cornwall. UK Subject: Introduced my selfTo: [

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  15. Sharon, Donna, all--Here's something else to look out for in your email. I belong to another carefully managed support group. Here are two items that crept in to the mail several times. In each case, a hacker hijacked the email address of a real

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  16. You're welcome Donna and Cindy. I didn't know who to direct my e-mail to and just wanted to warn everyone not to open Ann's mail for now. I'm too sick to think straight and will write a separate e-mail. Since I opened both of them does that mean

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  17. Thank you for informing us Judy. The first incident you mentioned also happened to me through AOL and it took some time until AOL straightened it out. My concern is that stupidly I not opened one e-mail which happened to be the one for Viagra but I

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  18. I really really want to be flippant, but I am really really fed up of not being able to breathe every time a little cloud comes through. This makes inpatient stay number seven this year (if anyone has lost count). I don't think this will be a long

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  19. Even the effervescent Madeline is allowed the odd cranky day. Take care of yourself friend!! Mike McBride Live without pretending, love without depending, listen without defending and speak without offending. Anon. To: [email]Asthma [/email]

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  20. I like what you said about lurking, LOL. I am so sorry that you have to go through all that. But, maybe after you get all of that infection out of you, hence, the coughing and mucus, maybe you will heal up, but hopefully there will be no lingering

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  21. Donna, all the best to you and hope you will be pain free soon. I have not been well and haven't followed the posts but hope that each day you will find improvement.SharonFrom:"Lady Artie" Subject: Re: Hello Strange question, UpdateDate:November 2

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  22. Ok, I have a question about a certain member of my extended family. This person has a chronic, congested, nasty sounding cough going on for about two years. This person is doctor phobic so will not seek treatment. This person also used a primatene

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  23. Hi Sharon, The main symptoms of asthma include: Wheezing Shortness of breath A sensation of tightness in the chest Coughing However one may not necessarily have all these symptoms, coughing for instance is a result of an irritant in your airways or

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  24. Chip, thank you for explaining what QVAR is. I meant to write in my post that I do not cough or have phlegm. Also it's hard for me to know whether the pain in my lungs could be from dryness (Sjogren's). Only at times do I wheeze. Most of the time

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  25. Does anyone else have rhinitis along with their asthma? My asthma is under control using Asmanex but I have a reoccurring stuffy nose that I use Fluticasone Propionate for. I try not to stay on it but within about 8 to 10 days of being off it I get

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