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When babies eat fish could be key in link to asthma: study
Reuters Nov 14 (Reuters) – Babies who first ate fish between the ages of six months and one year had a lower risk of developing asthma-like symptoms later on than babies who ate fish before six months or after their first birthdays, according to a Dutch study. |
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Secondhand smoke ups babies' risk of asthma
Asbury Park Press Babies exposed to cigarette smoke are at increased risk for developing childhood respiratory diseases such as asthma, according to a new study. Researchers exposed smooth muscle cells from the airways of deceased 18- to 20-week human fetuses to … |
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Secondhand Smoke Ups Babies' Risk of Asthma, Study Says
U.S. News & World Report October 15, 2012 RSS Feed Print. MONDAY, Oct. 15 (HealthDay News) — Babies exposed to cigarette smoke are at increased risk for developing childhood respiratory diseases such as asthma, according to a new study. Researchers exposed smooth muscle … |
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Why are inner-city babies more prone to asthma?
ModernMedicine Babies born into low-income, urban environments develop wheezing illnesses and asthma more often than suburban infants, and these findings have prompted research to identify the viral pathogens that lead to asthma or indicate predisposition to the … |
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'Breast milk protects babies against Asthma, Diabetes'
Zee News Breast milk also protects babies against Asthma, Type I Diabetes, Necrotizing Enterocolitis. In mothers, breastfeeding helps her to get back in shape, decreases post delivery bleeding, protects against pregnancy, and enhances emotional and physical … Breastfeeding takes the wind out of asthma risks: Study |
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'Poorer health for babies born early'
Bedford Today Outcomes including growth, hospital admissions, use of medication, asthma and long-standing illnesses were looked at particularly in relation to whether the children were moderately premature (32-36 weeks of pregnancy) or born at what the researchers … |
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'Poorer health for babies born early'
Leamington Courier Outcomes including growth, hospital admissions, use of medication, asthma and long-standing illnesses were looked at particularly in relation to whether the children were moderately premature (32-36 weeks of pregnancy) or born at what the researchers … |
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Lung Function Deficits in Babies May Lead to Future Asthma
Medscape March 30, 2012 — In the future, scientists may want to explore ways to prevent childhood asthma long before it fully evidences itself, by focusing on neonates and young babies. New research suggests that lung function deficits related to future asthma … |
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Ohio's children's hospitals to collaborate on asthma and drug-addicted babies …
Plain Dealer By Reginald Fields, The Plain Dealer Cleveland's Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital is partnering with the state's other five children's hospitals to perform joint research in two areas: childhood asthma and caring for drug-addicted newborns. Children's hospitals to tackle research projects on low-weight babies |
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Preemie babies at risk of developing asthma
Health24.com Babies born just a few weeks early appear to face a greater risk of developing asthma when compared with children born at full term, new research reveals. The observation applied to infants born between the 34th and 37th week of pregnancy. AAAAI: Asthma Patients More Tolerant of Food Challenges Allergy season arrives early this year Relieve Ragweed Allergies Without Shots |
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