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Study says kids' asthma rates quiet down after earlier increase
ABC2 News CHICAGO (AP) – Experts are cautiously welcoming the results of the latest government study on childhood asthma. The study published online in the journal Pediatrics finds that after going up for decades, asthma rates in U.S. children have quieted down. |
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Exposure to mold could lead children to develop asthma, other illnesses
ABC2 News An exposure to mold in a child's early years could lead to the development of asthma and other health problems, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Institute of Medicine has also found evidence linking indoor exposure … |
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GBMC doctors help treat patients' allergy and asthma symptoms with injections
ABC2 News The symptoms are common, but that doesn't make them any less of a pain. If you suffer from allergies or asthma, you know them well. “It does affect your quality of life,” Wendy Moskowitz said. That was life for Moskowitz, who suffered from severe … |
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Spring cleaning can trigger allergies and asthma – ABC2News.com
ABC2 News According to Cleveland Clinic, there are some things you can do to minimize the symptoms. First pay attention to to the cleaning products you're using. "When you're cleaning, you have to think is the cleaner actually worse than the dirt that you're … |
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Asthma linked to workplace environments
ABC2 News What you do for a living may cause you to develop asthma. A study found that farming quadrupled the chances of a person developing asthma. Printing and hairdressing jobs were also at high risk. Workers exposed to flour, cleaning products and metal … |
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Energy efficient homes could trigger asthma
ABC2 News Making your home energy efficient may be saving you money. But it could be costing you your health. Between remodeling older houses and building new ones, it's estimated millions of more homes in the U.S. will get greener over the next four years. |
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Heat, pollen, pollution can trigger asthma in kids
ABC2 News We spend a lot of time outside in the summer, at the pool, your kids go to summer camp. But all that summer sun can also trigger asthma. The heat, pollen, and pollution are triggers for asthma, that's why the summer months can be more problematic for kids. |
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Signs to look for if your child suffers from asthma
ABC2 News When a child is diagnosed with asthma, it becomes a family effort to create a healthy living environment. In Boston, at-home visits are helping children breath easier. "The Community Asthma Initiative" works out of Children's Hospital. |
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New study looks at benefits of soy to relieve asthma symptoms
ABC2 News And if you have asthma, it can be that much worse. But adding a simple ingredient to your diet can make all the difference. For Katrina Muska Duff, days like this are bittersweet. She likes working in her garden, but knows between the heat and the … |
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Worst cities for allergies
ABC2 News The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America is out with its annual ranking of worst cities for allergy sufferers. Knoxville, Tennessee is the allergy capital of the United States. It tops the list for sneezing, sniffling, and scratching. … Worst Cities for Those with Spring Allergies Can't breathe? Allergy and asthma both bad here Sneeze-proof your home |
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