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Daily Mail |
Parents becoming frustrated at reluctant asthma diagnosis in babies urged not …
Daily Mail With wheezing very common in young children, diagnosis presents a challenge to doctors and many specialists are reluctant to give a diagnosis of asthma and focus on the treatment – and that is why the word asthma wasn't mentioned in Charli's case. |
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The New Daily |
Smoking dads can cause asthma in babies – report
TVNZ "What we found was that fathers who smoked and particularly those who started smoking before the age of 15 had children that were 70 percent more likely to have asthma," says researcher Dr Jennifer Koplin from University of Melbourne. Surprisingly … Smoking men could be giving children asthma |
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EmpowHer |
Premature Babies Outgrow Asthma Later in Life
EmpowHer A high risk for asthma symptoms is linked with preterm birth, and that risk remains high throughout childhood. What happens to the adults who were once preemies? Does their asthma risk remain the same, or does it change? Babies who are born before 37 … |
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The Inquisitr |
Breastfeeding Babies Influences Their Immune System And Susceptibility To …
Tech Times Mothers who breastfeed babies in the first month are helping influence the nature of bacteria in the infant's digestive system, which in turn boosts the immune system to provide protection against conditions like allergies or asthma, researchers say … Breastfeeding Puts Children At Lower Risk For Allergies And Asthma, Says New … Breastfeeding Benefits Babies' Immune Systems Within First Month; Provides … Research links infants' microbiome to development of immune system, allergic … |
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Lung Disease News |
Premature Babies Are Prone to Asthma, But Likely to Grow Out of It
Lung Disease News In a study titled “Prematurity and Prescription Asthma Medication from Childhood to Young Adulthood: A Danish National Cohort Study,“ recently published in the journal PLOS ONE, researchers examined a large patient database, spanning from 1980 until … |
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Premature Babies With Asthma Outgrow It
New York Times (blog) Parents of premature babies worry about many things, including an increased risk of asthma. But a large Danish study has found that asthma, common in premature babies, disappears as the children grow older. By the time they are adults, their risk of … Preemies More Likely to Have Asthma, Study Finds |
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Study shows that babies born prematurely grow out of their asthma
News-Medical.net Large-scale Danish study from the University of Copenhagen shows that premature babies grow out of the asthma which they are likely to develop in early life. Babies born prematurely are more likely to develop asthma, but they grow out of it. This is … |
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University Herald |
Premature Babies Could Grow Out Of Asthma
University Herald "The study confirms that those born prematurely are more likely to suffer asthmatic symptoms and lung conditions than other children. However, the good news is that they grow out of these conditions. We have looked at premature babies from birth and … |
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Premature babies grow out of asthma
Medical Xpress Babies born prematurely are more likely to develop asthma, but they grow out of it. This is the finding of a study conducted by a number of researchers from the University of Copenhagen and which has just been published in the medical journal PLOS ONE. |
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Mirror.co.uk |
Chubby babies are more likely to suffer from asthma, new studies reveals
Mirror.co.uk Babies that put on weight rapidly in their first three months are more likely to suffer from asthma later. Researchers believe quickly gaining weight may lead to abnormal development of the child's lungs or immune system. The Bristol University team … Early weight gain 'ups asthma risk' |
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