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ChristianToday |
Asthma drug a potential treatment for aging brains, according to new study
ChristianToday A new study has found that a drug originally intended for the management of asthma attacks has been found to rejuvenate the aging brain. The study, conducted by researchers at Paracelsus Medical University in Austria and published in Nature … Affordable asthma medicine to treat dementia |
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Treehugger |
Farm kids are healthy kids, according to study on allergies and asthma
Treehugger For years, the 'hygiene hypothesis' has been the leading explanation for why so many kids develop allergies and asthma. This hypothesis suggests that kids are being raised in such sterile environments, without sufficient access to dirt and germs, that … Discovered Mechanism Underlying “Farm Dust” Could Lead To Protection Against … Allergy Study Could Lead To Asthma Prevention Treatment Farm kids less likely to have asthma |
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Medical Xpress |
Childhood asthma rates down 10 percent in 10 years according to UK's oldest …
Medical Xpress Run by researchers from the University of Aberdeen – The Aberdeen School Asthma Study was first completed in 1964 and exactly the same questions have been answered by parents of children aged 9-12 years attending the same city primary schools in … Childhood asthma 'down by a third in 10 years' |
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TIME |
This Is the Healthiest Month to Be Born In, According to Science
TIME Scientists at Columbia University used an algorithm to identify “significant associations” between the time a year a person is born and 55 diseases, including ADHD, asthma and heart disease. The new study, which was published in the Journal of American … Birth month and health linked by Big Data Birth Month May Indeed Help Predict Disease Risk |
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Airway Lumen is Reduced in Asthmatic Smokers, According to Study
Lung Disease News According to a recent study published in the journal Chest, the Official Journal of the American College of Chest Physicians found that compared to people with asthma who never smoked, the CT scan segmental airway lumen area is reduced in those with … |
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Eating healthy could be key in controlling asthma according to new study
WNDU-TV A new study indicates that avoiding certain fatty foods and adding omega 3-fish oils to the diet may help decrease asthma symptoms in kids. Asthma is the number one reason kids miss school; almost 1 in 11 children in the U.S. struggle with it. "Perhaps … |
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Lung Disease News |
Pulmonica Harmonica Helps Patients Manage Asthma, COPD According To …
Lung Disease News shutterstock_93530611 Asthma can be a debilitating chronic condition. For some, it is relatively easy to keep attacks at bay, but many suffer from daily asthma flare ups that can greatly reduce one's quality of life. This is especially true among children. |
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The Independent |
Stress at work increases risk of developing asthma, according to major new …
The Independent It supports previous studies pointing to a link between the development of asthma and stress, according to researchers. The use of temporary contracts and other “flexible forms of contracting” as well as downsizing, are cited as factors which “increase … Job loss fears may boost first-time asthma risk Work-Stress And Asthma: Fear Of Losing Your Job Linked To Developing First … Job fears may increase asthma risk |
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Headlines & Global News |
Asthma Drugs Slow Growth in Children, According to Health Experts
Headlines & Global News Asthma inhalers that contain corticosteroid drugs could play a role in suppressing a child's growth, based on the analysis of 25 previous scientific studies conducted on the issue. Health experts from the University of Montreal and the Federal … |
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Bacterial Protein in House Dust Spurs Asthma According to NIH Study
eNews Park Forest Bethesda, Maryland–(ENEWSPF)–October 15, 2012. A bacterial protein in common house dust may worsen allergic responses to indoor allergens, according to research conducted by the National Institutes of Health and Duke University. The finding is the … |
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