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Sexual Orientation Discrimination in Employment - FindLaw - 0 views

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      sticky note
  • The federal government does prohibit sexual orientation discrimination and gender identity discrimination in the federal workplace. In 1998, President Clinton amended an executive order that includes "sexual orientation" as a protected class in the federal government's equal opportunity employment policy.
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      example of logos
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      no ethos
  • In the past, members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (GLBT) community have found little relief or protection from sexual orientation discrimination. In recent years, however, more attention has been given to GLBT needs; thus, more laws and regulations are being passed to protect against sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace.
  • There are about 200 cities and counties across the U.S. that have laws prohibiting sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace.
  • Besides discrimination, there are a number of legal theories under which employees who feel they have been discriminated against can sue:
  • Just because there is no federal law prohibiting sexual orientation discrimination in the private sector, does not necessarily mean that employers are free to engage in such discrimination. If an employer is in a city or state whose laws prohibit sexual orientation discrimination, that employer must follow that local or state law.
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Asthma Facts Slideshow: Symptoms of Asthma, Causes, and Treatments - 0 views

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  • obese. The CDC found the obesity rate among adults with asthma to be at almost 39% while the obesity rate among adults without asthma was almost 27%.
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  • Several studies suggest that adults and teenagers who smoke are more likely to develop asthma. And there is strong evidence to incriminate secondhand smoke as well. Kids who are around people who smoke have a higher chance of getting asthma early in life
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      important fact
  • Asthma and Smoking
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  • ertain types of jobs can raise your risk of developing asthma
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  • as an adult. This includes working in a factory or other
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  • hemicals or industrial dust
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Exercise and Asthma: Exercise Safely, Prevent Asthma Attacks - 0 views

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  • Is It Safe to Exercise if I Have Asthma?
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      is it safe or unsafe?
  • If asthma symptoms prevent you from participating fully in activities, talk to your asthma doctor. A small change in your asthma action plan may be all that is needed to provide asthma relief during exercise or activity.
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      how could physical activity's effect your life when you have asthma
  • Activities that involve short, intermittent periods of exertion, such as volleyball, gymnastics, baseball, and wrestling, are generally well tolerated by people with symptoms of asthma.Activities that involve long periods of exertion, such as soccer, distance running, basketball, and field hockey, may be less well tolerated. Also, cold-weather sports, such as ice hockey, cross-country skiing, and ice-skating, may pose challenges. However, many people with asthma are able to participate fully in these activities.
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      I remember that when the first time i played basketball with my classmates i had a really hard time breathing and a tightness in my chest.
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  • If you begin to experience asthma symptoms during exercise, stop and follow the instructions in your asthma action plan. Keep your rescue inhaler handy, and use it as directed as soon as you have symptoms. If your symptoms are not getting better, call for emergency medical assistance. 
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      This is a good thing to know if you are alone when you have Asthma
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Adult Asthma Linked to Higher Dementia Risk - 0 views

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  • Adult Asthma Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
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      this is a really improtant fact
  • Oct. 31, 2014 -- People with asthma, particularly older ones, face a greater risk of getting dementia, a new study suggests.
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      insane fact
  • esearchers identified almost 13,000 people with asthma diagnosed between 2001 to 2003. For each person with asthma, they selected four other people with similar characteristics, such as age and gender, for a comparison group of 51,084.
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      important facts
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Asthma Treatment | Asthma Treatment Guidelines | ACAAI | ACAAI - 0 views

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  • Allergens such as pollen, dust mites, cockroaches, molds and animal danders Irritants in the air, such as smoke, air pollution, chemical fumes and strong odors Medications, such as aspirin and acetaminophen Extreme weather conditions Exercise Stress
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      this is what regularly triggers Asthma
  • Immunotherapy (allergy shots) can also be helpful.
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      allergy shots can help asthma but they are quite painful
  • Antileukotrienes or leukotriene modifiers Cromolyn sodium and nedocromil Inhaled corticosteroids Long-acting inhaled beta2-agonists (always administered with another asthma-related drug) Methylxanthines Oral corticosteroids Immunomodulators
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      long term control medicines  
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  • Allergy shots: If your asthma is triggered by an allergy, you should consider allergy shots, which are very effective in relieving allergy symptoms and in some cases can actually cure your allergy. The treatment, which can take several years, builds up immunity to your offending allergens (pollens, dust mite, pets, mold). It works by injecting small amounts of the allergen in gradually increasing amounts over time. As the shots help the body build up a tolerance to the effects of the allergen, they eventually reduce and can even eliminate your allergy symptoms. Sublingual tablets: This type of immunotherapy was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2014. Starting several months before allergy season begins, patients dissolve a tablet under the tongue daily. Treatment can continue for as long as three years. These medications should not be used in patients with severe or uncontrolled asthma. Only a few allergens (certain grass and ragweed pollens) can be treated now with this method, but it is a promising therapy for the future.
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      Immunotherapy shots and pills
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Asthma Symptoms | Common Asthma Triggers | ACAAI | ACAAI - 0 views

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      the most common symptoms of Asthma.
  • Symptoms may be triggered by exposure to an allergen (such as ragweed, pollen, pet hair or dust mites), irritants in the air (such as smoke, chemical fumes or strong odors) or extreme weather conditions. Illness — particularly a respiratory illness or the flu — and exercise can also make you more susceptible.
  • A physical display of strong emotion that affects normal breathing patterns — such as shouting, crying or laughing — may also contribute to an asthma attack. Panic can prevent a person with asthma from relaxing and following instructions, which is essential during an attack. Scientists have found that rapid breathing associated with strong emotions can cause bronchial tubes to constrict, possibly provoking or worsening an attack.
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      things outside that can trigger Asthma
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      explains Asthma attacks
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Who Has Asthma and Why? | ACAAI - 0 views

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