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Unhealthy BMIs, smoking, drinking alcohol and solid fuel use increase asthma risk in women
News-Medical.net Underweight and obese women who also drank alcohol and smoked tobacco had a two-fold higher risk of being diagnosed with asthma than women with a healthy body mass index who did not drink or smoke, a St. Michael's Hospital study found. Women … |
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Mixing drugs and alcohol for better asthma inhalers
Medical Xpress (Medical Xpress)—Asthma inhalers could soon become much more effective, thanks to a clever new way of making the particles they deliver invented by a Melbourne chemical engineer and his team. Current puffer designs and typical size ranges of particles … |
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Mixing drugs and alcohol for better asthma inhalers
HealthCanal.com Asthma inhalers could soon become more effective thanks to a clever new way of manufacturing the particles they deliver, developed by a Monash chemical engineer. Current puffer designs and typical size range of particles mean a large portion of the … |
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LiveScience.com – Drinking just one glass of wine can trigger allergic reactions in some people, and being exposed to smoke can worsen asthma and affect seasonal allergy sufferers, experts say.
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HealthDay – SUNDAY, Nov. 6 (HealthDay News) — Alcoholic beverages can trigger
allergic reactions or exacerbate existing allergies, experts warn.
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Alcohol, Asthma and Allergies Don't Mix
Newsday (subscription) Click here Alcohol, Asthma and Allergies Don't Mix Published: November 6, 2011 9:19 AM — Mary Elizabeth Dallas Alcoholic beverages can trigger allergic reactions or exacerbate existing allergies, experts warn. Though rare, some people have allergies … |
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Moderate Alcohol Consumption Protective Against Asthma
Medscape September 27, 2011 (Amsterdam, the Netherlands) — Healthy people who never drink alcohol or drink rarely are more likely to develop asthma than those who drink moderately, according to a Danish study. Sofie Lieberoth, BSc, a medical student from … Alcohol and asthma link hard to swallow Moderate alcohol may reduce asthma risk Studies show links between biking and lung injury, alcohol and asthma |
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Daily Mail |
Alcohol and asthma link hard to swallow
BUPA Drinking alcohol in moderation may reduce your risk of developing asthma, according to research presented at the European Respiratory Society Annual Congress. The Dutch researchers found that people who drank alcohol in moderation had a lower risk of … Moderate alcohol may reduce asthma risk Studies show links between biking and lung injury, alcohol and asthma Asthma: 2 glasses of wine a week 'cut risk' compared to heavy drinkers |
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Daily Mail |
Drinking alcohol wards off asthma
Register Being a heavy boozer was a much healthier option, as those who quaffed down plenteous grog had only a 20 per cent greater chance of getting asthma in comparison to "moderate drinkers" who downed one to six units of alcohol weekly (up to three pints, … Asthma: 2 glasses of wine a week 'cut risk' compared to heavy drinkers Moderate alcohol may reduce asthma risk Asthma Risk May be Reduced by Drinking Alcohol |
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Moderate alcohol may reduce asthma risk
UPI.com 25 (UPI) — Moderate amounts of alcohol may reduce the risk of asthma, researchers in Denmark suggest. Sofie Lieberoth of the Bispebjerg Hospital in Amsterdam and colleagues found drinking one to six units of alcohol a week could reduce the risk of … Moderate alcohol intake cuts asthma risk A few drinks a week could reduce asthma risk Moderate drinking reduces asthma risk |
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