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Common mistakes taking inhaled medications for asthma leave many patients with uncontrolled asthma, leading to unnecessary asthma attacks, emergency room visits and hospital admissions among the seven million children with asthma in the United States.
Nearly 400 guests packed the rooftop of DaVita World Headquarters on Aug. 19 for Party at Altitude, the inaugural event of the National Jewish Health 5280 AIR Society™. The event was presented by Hyde Park Jewelers and raised more than $130,000 for Morgridge Academy, a school for chronically ill children located on the campus of National Jewish Health.
Nationally renowned Pediatric Pulmonologist Pamela Zeitlin, MD, PhD, has been named Chair of the Silverstein Family Department of Pediatrics at National Jewish Health
National Jewish Health today announced the creation of The Cohen Family Asthma Institute, which will address an emerging gap in severe asthma care, research and education while seeking a cure for the disease in five years. The Cohen Family Asthma Institute was established with a $5 million gift from Michele and Martin Cohen of New York.