inhaler
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How to use inhaler in a sentence
When I talked with Mills, he was excited about research in the UK finding that steroid inhalers — another cheap, widely available medication — reduced Covid-19 hospitalizations.
How a cheap antidepressant emerged as a promising Covid-19 treatment | Kelsey Piper | August 26, 2021 | VoxMany described widespread breathing problems during burn season and a reliance on asthma inhalers and nebulizers, as the news organizations reported in July.
“A Complete Failure of the State”: Authorities Didn’t Heed Researchers’ Calls to Study Health Effects of Burning Sugar Cane | by Lulu Ramadan, The Palm Beach Post | August 19, 2021 | ProPublicaAir quality is a personal issue for Khan, who was diagnosed with adult-onset asthma while training for the London Marathon in 2014 and so has to use an inhaler “religiously twice a day.”
'We Know How to Bounce Back.' Sadiq Khan Has a Plan to Build a Greener, Fairer London Post-Pandemic | Ciara Nugent | August 11, 2021 | TimeAnytime they left their apartment, they took their “medicine box,” a plastic bin filled with red inhalers, prescribed steroids and a pink nebulizer shaped like a kitten.
The Smoke Comes Every Year. Sugar Companies Say the Air Is Safe. | by Lulu Ramadan, The Palm Beach Post, and Ash Ngu and Maya Miller, ProPublica | July 8, 2021 | ProPublicaI remember it was one of the first few shifts after I had come back because I was still needing an inhaler nonstop.
The Broken Front Line | by Ava Kofman, photography by Kendrick Brinson and David Walter Banks | April 7, 2021 | ProPublica
Film it on film, no makeup, get the inhaler and the braces in there.
Shailene Woodley Opens Up About Coming of Age, ‘Divergent,’ and the Faults in Our World | Marlow Stern | January 22, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTOne refugee needed an asthma inhaler, a common item that costs around $13.
And that's a relatively easy one: I know what an asthma inhaler is, and what it's used for.
This may be done with the inhaler on a few occasions at least.
Psychotherapy | James J. WalshThe physiologist took out a little phial from his pocket, and began to open a sort of inhaler of white muslin.
Strange Stories | Grant AllenEverything required for it--the inhaler, sponges, straight and crooked needles, and thread--was in the chest.
With Kitchener in the Soudan | G. A. HentyShe is directed to take a full inspiration, and then to apply the inhaler to the mouth and nose.
Parturition without Pain or Loss of Consciousness | James TownleyIt will therefore be gathered from this that the patient herself always holds the inhaler.
Parturition without Pain or Loss of Consciousness | James Townley
British Dictionary definitions for inhaler
/ (ɪnˈheɪlə) /
a device for breathing in therapeutic vapours through the nose or mouth, esp one for relieving nasal congestion or asthma
a person who inhales
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