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Stephanie Marciniak | 5-18 |
Gendering the Nation and Empire: Anthropological Investigations in Retrospect | |
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Ideology, Agency, and the Federal Acknowledgement Process | |
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Fire modified rock illuminated: Rediscovering the applications of hearth assemblages in site analyses | |
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Hybridization at the Neutral Iroquoian Walker Site (AgHa-9) | |
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When R.A. Dickey floats his first knuckleball to the plate on Sunday, he'll likely have a different backstop on the receiving end.
The Blue Jays are expected to start Henry Blanco behind the plate after J.P. Arencibia committed three passed balls in the first two innings of Dickey's outing on Opening Day. Manager John Gibbons wasn't ready to say that Blanco will catch Dickey on a regular basis.
"We'll see how that goes," Gibbons said. "That won't be the only factor, but if everything is real smooth and everything goes well, I'd be crazy not to."
Arencibia's second and third passed balls in Tuesday's loss to Cleveland advanced a pair of baserunners into scoring position. Both eventually scored.
"Frustrating wouldn't be the word for it, I think it's a challenge," Arencibia said after the Blue Jays' 4-1 loss to the Indians on Tuesday night at Rogers Centre. "First thing that they told me was, 'Listen, you're going to miss balls, you're going to miss balls with guys on third base and they're going to score, and you have to put it behind you.'
"There are going to be pitches that he throws that no one could have caught unless you have a fish net that's for large fish. It's not going to be an easy ball to catch. That's the fun of catching it. I think it's a challenge, and once you're able to settle in and stuff like that, it was a lot easier."
Toronto will hope for a better showing from Dickey, who allowed four runs (three earned) and four walks in six innings against the Indians. The reigning National League Cy Young Award winner will be opposed by Boston southpaw Jon Lester, who limited the Yankees to two runs on five hits in an 8-2 triumph on Monday.
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Boston skipper John Farrell feels as though he has two closers in his bullpen. Following the offseason addition of right-hander Joel Hanrahan, former closer Andrew Bailey slid into an eighth-inning setup role.
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With vaulted expectations for the Blue Jays this season, Gibbons doesn't want his players pressing to be perfect.
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• Arencibia socked his third homer of the season on Saturday. Last year, he didn't connect on his third long ball until May 9.
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Introduction to celiac disease:
The little child just never seems to be feeling well. She doesn't like to eat. She's clingy and cranky. It seems like she always has loose stools. She's not growing well. I wish she would just eat and grow. I wish I could make her happy!
What is celiac disease?
Celiac disease is a food-sensitivity to gluten, which is protein found primarily in wheat, rye, and barley. In those affected, an immune response to gluten damages the lining of the small intestine. The flattened lining of the intestine does not absorb and digest food normally.
Gluten is found in most processed or manufactured foods, so the trigger often escapes notice until somebody finally puts the puzzle pieces together and makes the diagnosis.
Who gets celiac disease?
About 1 in 2000 or 2500 people have been diagnosed with celiac disease. It is believed to be much more common. Some estimate that undiagnosed celiac is present in as many as 1 in 200 people.
The tendency to get celiac disease is inherited genetically. It mostly affects people of European descent. It is also more common in families with diabetes or rheumatoid arthritis. Something in the environment is necessary to trigger the celiac disease in those who are susceptible.
Celiac disease does not begin until gluten is introduced in the diet. Symptoms usually begin between 6 months and 2 years of age, though they can certainly begin at 6 years or 60. There might be a long lag between the time that symptoms appear and a diagnosis is made.
What are the symptoms of celiac disease?
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Is celiac disease contagious?
Although symptoms sometimes begin after an episode of viral gastroenteritis, celiac disease is not contagious.
How long does celiac disease last?
This is a lifelong condition. Treatment successfully eliminates the symptoms as long as the person's diet remains gluten-free.
How is celiac disease diagnosed? Once the diagnosis is suspected, screening blood tests for celiac disease may be performed. Although the early blood tests were notoriously unreliable, they have substantially improved.
The gold standard for diagnosis remains endoscopy and small bowel biopsy, followed by improvement while on a strict gluten-free diet. This improvement may be measured in different ways.
How is celiac disease treated?
The treatment is a strict gluten-free diet. The intestinal lining may show healing in as little as 3 days, and most people have welcome improvement of symptoms within one week!
Nevertheless, the gluten-free diet is life-long. Gluten is not a necessary nutrient. It is not found naturally in fruit, vegetable, fish, meat, milk, eggs, or cheese. Gluten is found in trace amounts or as in ingredient in most manufactured or processed foods. Gluten-free products are becoming more readily available in grocery stores and through online retailers.
Joining a support group for celiac disease is important, both for the support and for education about the disease and about hidden sources of gluten.
Meeting with a dietician is also wise, along with initial supplementation with vitamins and iron. A few children with severe celiac need additional medical therapy in the early months to get growth back on track.
How can celiac disease be prevented?
A gluten-free diet could prevent celiac disease, but is usually not undertaken until a diagnosis is made.
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Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning and his wife, Ashley, have made their involvement with the Pat Summitt Foundation more than a symbolic one.
The couple plans to donate $500,000 to the foundation, which helps fight Alzheimer's. Summitt announced in 2011 she had early-onset dementia and retired last year after 38 seasons as the women's basketball coach at the University of Tennessee. Manning played quarterback for the Vols from 1994-1997, and he serves as an honorary co-chair on the Pat Summitt Foundation advisory board.
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"Both Ashley and I believe it's imperative we make our own personal contribution to advance this critical work in addition to serving in a volunteer capacity with the foundation," Manning said in a statement. "We are hopeful others will follow Pat's lead and come to the aid of the more than five and a half million Americans impacted by this disease."
Manning presented Summit with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the ESPY Awards last summer.
"My mother and I are humbled and very grateful for this most generous gift from Peyton and Ashley Manning to our Foundation and for their willingness to lend their names and leadership to our fight," Summitt's son Tyler Summitt said in a statement.
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Monday's Dirty Dozen: Wrapping up Super Bowl Sunday........ Would appreciate everyone "LIKING" my facebook page at www.facebook.com/spookyexpress Thank you in advance. 12) Before I go any further, I was wrong about Joe Flacco; didn't think he was that good a QB, but he found Anquan Boldin on couple of scramble situations rolling to his right. Very cool under pressure, and more mobile than you would think. It helps that they have excellent receivers, too. 11) Our man Les Miles was sitting in row in front of Harbaughs' parents; bet you he loved the fake field goal that didn't work. Actually Ravens held on next series, got ball back and scored a TD, so the fake FG would up being OK for Baltimore. 10) Phil Simms claims Colin Kaepernick would still be an NFL QB even if he couldn't run so well; if Kaepernick couldn't run, he'd be a major league pitcher. Baseball was his best sport in high school. 9) NFL has to put their best officials on these games; no way is Jerome Boger the best referee in the league-- he missed an obvious roughing passer call on the Niners and called a BS roughing the kicker penalty on the Ravens that gave the 49ers three points they didn't deserve. Give us Ed Hochuli. Knew NFL ref Gene Steratore wasn't in New Orleans when he worked the Manhattan-Siena hoop game in Albany Friday night. 8) Last Super Bowl loser to win the Super Bowl the next season was Miami in Super Bowl VII. 49ers tied Cowboys in Super Bowl XIII for most points scored by a Super Bowl loser (31). 7) Not often a team averages 6.3 yards/rush and 10.2 yards/pass attempt and loses, but Ravens were +1 in turnovers and had that long kick return for a TD, and in today's football, that trumps most everything. 49ers gained 468 yards but lost, which makes for a long winter for their defensive coaches. 6) Small things make a big difference; Mississippi State lost 69-68 at home to LSU Saturday-- Bulldogs made only 13-27 from the foul line. 5) Rough week for DePaul, which lost pair of overtime games; better week for UConn, which won a pair of overtime tilts. 4) Phil Mickelson jogged home in the Phoenix Open, going wire-to-wire for the win. 28 of Mickelson's 41 PGA Tour wins have come Masters week or earlier in the year; 19 of 41 came in California or Arizona. 3) How bitter are the people in Cleveland to see the Ravens win another championship, while their new Browns are still spinning their wheels, and in same 12 months that Lebron James won his first NBA title? Yikes. 2) In a perfect world, where I make all the important decisions and any of the unimportant ones I feel like, Jacoby Jones would be Super Bowl MVP. Guy ran kick back 108 yards for a TD, caught a 56-yard TD pass. Lot of lazy media people, just voting for the quarterback. 1) Its never too early to think about next season; early odds to win Super Bowl in Swamp Stadium next February: Patriots 7-1, 49ers 8-1, Broncos 8-1, Packers 10-1, Texans 14-1, Ravens 14-1.
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The JimmyThe Greek embarrassment award for Super Bowl XLVII is Chris Culliver, who first made a name for himself during Super Bowl week with homophobic comments against the sweet stuff of gay teammates. During the game itself, he and Donte Whitner were huge liabilities in the San Francisco secondary. Beyond all the times he was abused on key receptions, Culliver committed a flagrant pass interference penalty on the first third down on the drive where Boldin later made his huge catch. So without Culliver's leastiness, there might not have been Boldin's meastiness. Have fun drafting a ton of DBs, San Francisco.
Nice goal-line playcalling by Jim Harbaugh and Greg Roman. End zone fades? Those never fail! Jim is always hailed as a visionary football mind, but in the biggest moment of his career, he turned into Andy Reid. The Niners offense was shredding an ancient, exhausted defense on what could have been a go-ahead drive. And what does San Francisco do with 2:30 remaining and the Ravens on the ropes? They let the clock run down to the two-minute warming and take another timeout, thus letting the Ravens D catch its breath. They then proceed to not run the ball after killing Baltimore with the run the entire second half. Oh, and they keep trying fades with Kaepernick even though he puts absolutely no touch on the ball. So, yeah, Jim Harbaugh can threaten to fist the refs while complaining about bad calls, but he has to know that his team also lost because he blew it at the end. Have fun fisting Chris Culliver, jackass.
Tuesday's six-pack Six of the more interesting Bracket Buster games; pairings were announced on Monday...... -- Creighton at St Mary's-- Two teams you'll think about in March. -- Iona at Indiana State-- Gaels score a lot of points, give up a lot. -- Northwestern State at Niagara-- Another fun game to watch. -- Montana at Davidson-- Missoula to Charlotte? Long road trip. -- South Dakota State at Murray State-- Racers struggling of late. -- Ohio at Belmont-- Bruins are unbeaten in OVC play.
Tuesday's Lucky Eleven for Bowling Night: Nobody asked me, but...... 11) CBS had 62 cameras at the Super Bowl? They had more cameramen than either team had players. Only 11 cameras were still running during the power outage. 10) In 2008, $92.05M was bet legally on the Giant-Patriot Super Bowl; a year later, after the economy crashed, $81.5M was wagered on the Cardinal-Steeler Super Bowl. In a 73-minute stretch Sunday night, only 1:33 of game action took place, which helped contribute to a record $98.9M in handle, with sportsbooks making a $7.2M profit, the 21st time in last 23 years books won out. 9) During the power outage, I read that you could risk $100 on the 49ers to win SU and collect $585 if they won. That play almost hit. Think lot of people who were down on the 49ers tried to regroup with that play? 8) Mercedes-Benz pays $50M a year as the corporate sponsor of the Superdome; what percentage of that do you think they recouped in name recognition Sunday? 7) Omar Vizquel finally retired as a ballplayer; he is now a roving infield instructor with the Angels. 6) So I'm watching the Caribbean World Series after the Super Bowl Sunday night; game is tied, bottom of 9th, team A has runners on 1st and 3rd, one out, tie game, winning run is on third. Jordany Valdespin of the Mets is up, with Hanley Ramirez up next. Genius that manages Team B walks Valdespin to get to Ramirez; you think if he did that in the major leagues he'd be fired before the game was over? So the pitcher gets Ramirez out on the first pitch, the skipper looks smarter, until the guy behind Ramirez hits a ball up the gap in right-center to end the game. Not the greatest exhibition of game strategy. Not sure what that manager's day job is, but hope he didn't give it up. 5) NHL back-to-backs so far: road teams are 11-20 (4-9 if going from home-to-road, 7-11 if second night in row on road), 13-10 at home (7-3 if second night in row at home, 6-7 if road-to-home). 4) Miami is 8-0 in ACC play, very good team; last ACC club other than Duke/Carolina to start 8-0 in conference play was Ralph Sampson's Virginia team in 1981. Miami head man Larranaga was an assistant coach with that team. 3) I'm not a big Jay Bilas fan, but credit to him on Marquette-Louisville Sunday for knowing that Louisville's AAA baseball team is called the Bats. They were showing the clip of a live bat flying around Marquette's arena during a game last week; weird stuff. 2) You think Eldrick Woods watches golf on TV if he's home on a Sunday afternoon? If I was a pro golfer, I'd tailor my schedule to play when there were fewer good guys playing. Money is just as green if you beat chumps. 1) I'm convinced that golf announcers are coached not to talk about the money list during broadcasts; rookie announcer Notah Begay mentioned something about an also-ran playing to earn more money this week, when NBC's Dan Hicks quickly piped in "…and FedEx Cup points." like you can spend those at the supermarket. We're not stupid, we know they play for money, and a lot of money. We're OK with it, really.
Wednesday's six-pack ESPN.com's Keith Law's top six minor league prospects……. 6) Christian Yelich, OF, Mia—CF now, could eventually move to left, but if he's any good, Miami will eventually trade him anyway. 5) Xander Bogaerts, SS Bos— Worked hard to maintain his conditioning so he could stay in middle infield. More of a hitter than a fielder. 4) Wil Myers, OF, TB—Hits so well Royals converted him from catcher to OF, then surprisingly traded him in Shields deal. 3) Dylan Bundy, P Balt— #4 pick in '11, expected to be in Baltimore rotation in '14. 2) Oscar Taveras, OF, StL— Often compared to Vladimir Guerrero, good guy to be compared to. 1) Jurickson Profar, SS Tex—Only 19, is considered best prospect in minor leagues.
Hump Day Dirty Dozen: Doing some thinking out loud........ 12) Johan Santana made 21 starts LY; the 11th was a 134-pitch no-hitter on June 1. Here are how his starts broke down, before, after his no-hitter. First 10s: 2-2, 2.75; most PT, 108. Last 10s: 3-7, 8.27. Included in his sordid second half effort was an ankle he sprained while covering first base, but hard to argue that the no-hitter did anything but reduce his ability to be an effective pitcher, especially considering they shut him down after his start on August 17. He's making $25M this year and next, but says he's pitching in WBC next month. If I'm the Mets, I have a problem with that, seeing as he turns 34 on March 13. 11) Now that Jed Lowrie is gone from Houston, the entire payroll of the 2013 Astros is less than what Alex Rodriguez will make this year. A-Rod might not even play at all until 2014. 10) Facilities impress kids and money builds new facilities. You get 92,000 people to your spring football game, you have a lot of money. Alabama's new football weight room cost $9M and is 34,000 square feet. That's a lot of barbells. 9) Don't look now, but the Lakers are 5-1 in their last six games, and at same time Howard is out with an "injured shoulder". Go figure. 8) San Diego Toreros play home games in the Jenny Craig Pavilion, better known as The Slim Gym. Pretty cool name. 7) Glad to read that Dick Vitale will be calling the Final Four for ESPN International in April; as much as he has done for college basketball, Dickie V has never called a Final Four game. Now that will be corrected. Good. 6) Old Dominion is 2-20 in basketball this season, an abysmal season, but over the last eight years, they were 195-81; over last four years, 101-40. Why did they fire coach Blaine Taylor? I mean its Old Dominion, not UCLA or Kentucky. What do they expect, never to have a bad year? Unless there is some other non-basketball reason, this seems terribly unfair. 5) Finance here at the forum came up with weird fact of the day: Last four teams to play in the Eagles' home opener won the Super Bowl that year. Good stuff. 4) Houston Rockets made 23-40 shots behind the arc, crushing Golden State 140-109, and tying the record for most 3-pointers in an NBA game. 3) How is it that I pay for the NBA Full Court package, but late night replays of the games get blacked out of my Sports Tier, while NHL reruns don't get blacked out, even though I didn't buy the Center Ice package? If I pay for NBA Full Court, I should also get all the replays of games that are shown. 2) Ohio State-Michigan was quality entertainment, an excellent game. Maybe biggest question for the better Big Dozen teams is whether they will beat each other up so much during the season that they won't have enough energy to excel in March. Its a fair question. 1) The increasingly hideous Wilpon family, who run the big market-Mets like they're the Class A Lansing Lugnuts, now want to build a casino next to Citi Field, so they can bilk even more money out of unsuspecting New Yorkers. It wasn't enough to be in bed with Bernie Madoff, now they want to compete with casinos in Atlantic City and Connecticut. If I'm running New York State, I wouldn't give these nitwits a driver's license, much less a gaming license, but that's me.
Thanks for the props on the SB find - LOL....thought it was pretty cool... I live in ODU country and this season has obviously been shocking to the fan base given the recent success - the AD said in his statement that it wasn't just a record issue so there were some character things going on that will probably come out at some point - and it's funny I was at the George Mason/ODU game with a couple of friends on Monday and we were talking about how many bad seasons Taylor had "earned" and the next day he was gone....
Thursday's six-pack -- TCU 62, Kansas 55-- Horned Frogs were a 19-point home dog; Kansas scored two points in first 13:00 of game. Shocking upset. First Big 12 win for TCU, which is only in this league because of football. -- Fresno State 64, UNLV 55-- Rebels have a bad mix of players; no one to organize everyone, get into an offense. Therefore, they struggle on road. -- Indiana State 76, Creighton 57-- Rough night for ranked road teams. -- Auburn 49, Alabama 37-- Crimson Tide led 23-13 at half. Do the math. -- Central Florida 60, Southern Miss 58-- Golden Eagles get first C-USA loss, with showdown with Memphis on deck. UCF is pretty good. -- Oklahoma State 69, Baylor 67 OT-- Cowboys blocked shot with 0:05 left, went length of court, scored layup with 0:00.2 left to win it.


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In May 2012, I visited Washington, D.C., and talked to my Members of Congress about the Tom Lantos PH Research and Education Act, which will ensure increased funding and attention on PH research and education, something well worth fighting for. This bill needs bipartisan support to increase the chances that it will be scheduled for a vote and pass Congress. The best way to accomplish that is to ask Republican and Democratic Members of Congress to co-sponsor it.
Going to D.C. is something I've wanted to do for a long time. I've participated in PHA's National Call-In Day for two years in a row, sent emails to my Members of Congress and encouraged friends and family to join in my advocacy efforts.
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The process was incredibly easy. First, I contacted Elisabeth Williams in the PHA Advocacy & Awareness department. She put me in touch with Dane Christensen, PHA's Washington representative. Dane guided me through everything I needed to know. Even with my very tight schedule, he was able to finagle meetings with two of my Members of Congress. Dane prepped me extensively before I arrived. He also talked with me in person before the meetings; by the time we sat down in each office, I was set and ready to rock it.
It's unusual to get to meet directly with your senator or representative, but that's okay. Generally, their health legislative assistant (LA) will attend these meetings and pass the information you share directly to the Member of Congress. That's how it worked for me.
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In addition to word that Garry's Mod is soon being released for Linux, there's some more positive Valve/Steam Linux news to share today...
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Oh my, Valve is dead serious.
How come even though I have the Windows version of Half-Life, the Linux version is not in my library? Don't tell me I have to buy it again...
Amnesia Dark Decent for $5 on my favorite platform... I love you Valve!
Btw. Steam is officially out of Beta now.
Most systems are x86_64 now aren't they? When I go to install on Fedora 18, it wants to pull in a crapload of i686 software and libraries. It would be nice if they compiled it for native x86_64.


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The GNOME developers have announced their first public release (v0.1) of SeedKit, consisting of both the GNOME SeedKit Viewer and the SeedKit library. GNOME's SeedKit is designed to blend web technologies (namely HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript) into the GNOME desktop by allowing native user-interfaces to be written in these web technologies. SeedKit leverages GTK+, WebKit, and Seed to lower the barrier to creating new user-interfaces for the GNOME desktop. SeedKit was inspired by Palm's WebOS SDK and Mozilla's JetPack...
But doesn't XUL (used in Firefox) do this already? Why didn't they just integrate XUL instead of making this new SeedKit thing?
It basically duplicates and somewhat extends HTML5.
And I haven't used for serious any Flash/HTML5 app ever yet, hence I wonder if this is basically a waste of time and would it be better for the Gnome devs to focus instead on improving (improving as in "making it feel fast", not "translation updates and bug fixes") the Gnome desktop like making Nautilus (and gedit) be and feel fast (at least like Finder from Mac)?
I'm not grumpy I really think so.
Sorta, yes.
Firefox is it's own 'widget'. It's not a GTK app or a QT app... it's a XUL application. There are a handful of others like Thunderbird and there is a IDE that is XUL also.
Firefox uses it's own HTML renderer to render the 'chrome' of the application... the buttons, the surrounds, the search bar etc etc. All that is rendered in a similar way that web applications are rendered and uses the same applications. Most everything, baring restrictions for security sake, that firefox does you can duplicate using web applications.
In this case it's doing the similar thing for GTK/Gnome that Firefox does for itself. The reason they are using Webkit is probably that it's just much easier to work with then Gecko is.
A few times in the past Gnome tried to integrate a html renderer... previously gecko and then gtkhtml. Gtkhtml was dreadful and Gecko integration left a lot to be desired... but webkit integration was done relatively quickly and well. So I guess they decided to run with it.
Gnome has been focusing on improving performance the lightweight-ness of it's stuff for a long time. You can see it through the Gnome mobile initiative and Meego/Maemo (gtk versions) are a result of this. Also Gnome 3.0 is a result of this also. They removed a lot of old dependencies and whatnot.
The goal of this is to make it easy to program applications for Gnome and to make integration into web stuff easier.
Anything to make things easier and attract developers is time well spent.
KDE already does it, post.
Hi there,
As the main and only maintainer/developer of SeedKit, I'd like to thank Phoronix for the visibility offered to the project with this article. I hope this will bring a flow of testers and contributors in
Let me just precise that SeedKit isn't currently a Gnome endorsed project, and shouldn't be presented as a "Gnome developers" effort. Hopefully, some of them will join the team soon.
So no worry ,cl333r, about wasting of time and energy from their part
The approach is indeed similar to what the MoFo does with XUL, apart that HTML/CSS/JS is tenfold more known to devs and designers and that you do not have to mess with complication like XPCOM.


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Occupational bronchitisIndustrial bronchitis is swelling (inflammation) of the large airways of the lungs that occurs in some people who work around certain dusts, fumes, smoke, or other substances.
See also: Bronchitis
Exposure to dusts, fumes, strong acids, and other chemicals in the air causes this type of bronchitis. Smoking may also contribute. Employers are required to have copies of material safety data sheets available in the workplace.
You may be at risk if you are exposed to dusts that contain:
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The purpose of treatment is to reduce the irritation.
Getting more air into the workplace or wearing masks to filter out the offending dust particles may help. Some people may need to be taken out of the workplace.
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Control dust in industrial settings by wearing face masks and protective clothing, and treating textiles. Stop smoking if you are at risk.
Get early screening by a doctor if you are exposed to chemicals that can cause this condition.
Chan-Yeung M, Malo JL. Asthma in the workplace and occupational asthma. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, Martin TR, et al, eds. Murray and Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 64.
Samet JM. Occupational pulmonary disorders. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2007:chap 93.
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Review Date: 6/2/2011
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine; and Denis Hadjiliadis, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Pulmonary, Allergy and Critical Care, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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