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Can we prevent Childhood Asthma Before Birth?: Summary of the VDAART results so far.
Expert Rev Respir Med. 2016 Aug 26;
Authors: Weiss ST, Litonjua AA
PMID: 27564842 [PubMed – as supplied by publisher]
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Daily Mail |
Smoking marijuana 'increases baby's risk of asthma and premature birth'
Daily Mail Researchers found that women who smoked both marijuana and tobacco were more than twice as likely as women who used neither substance to experience asthma, two and a half times as likely to deliver prematurely and nearly three times as likely to have … |
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Air pollution, asthma may contribute to preterm birth risk
Healio “Women with asthma have higher risks for preterm birth after acute exposure to most criteria air pollutants both early (weeks 23, 26, and 29) and later in gestation (weeks 34-36),” Pauline Mendola, PhD, of the division of intramural population health … |
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Chandigarh Tribune |
Asthma may delay pregnancy, decrease birth rate
Chandigarh Tribune Asthma has been linked with a prolonged time to pregnancy and a decreased birth rate, says a study. The median total time to pregnancy was 32.2 months in non-asthmatic women and 55.6 months in those with asthma, the study revealed. Women with … Women With Asthma May Have Higher Risk of Fertility Problems Women With Asthma May Have Fertility Problems Asthma linked to an increased time to pregnancy European Lung Foundation |
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Medical News Today |
Acetaminophen exposure before birth linked to asthma
Medical News Today Previous research has linked acetaminophen exposure in pregnancy and infancy to asthma development, but it has not been clear if this link is independent of the reason for taking the medication. For their study, Dr. Magnus and colleagues analyzed data … Prenatal exposure to paracetamol (acetaminophen) linked to asthma Babies given paracetamol are nearly a THIRD more likely to develop asthma Paracetamol could cause asthma in unborn babies |
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First-trimester exposure to asthma medications increases risk for birth defects
Healio Ester Garne, MD, from the pediatric department at Hospital Lillebaelt Kolding in Denmark, and colleagues conducted a population-based, case-malformed control study to assess the increased risk for specific birth defects after exposure to anti-asthma … |
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Yahoo News |
Cesarean birth may raise baby's risk of asthma, diabetes and obesity
Yahoo News (Reuters Health) – While cesarean deliveries are often necessary to save lives and prevent injuries, being born by C-section may also leave babies vulnerable to chronic health problems such as asthma, diabetes and obesity, a new analysis suggests. Much … C-sections may increase baby's risk of asthma, diabetes, obesity C-section births linked to long-term child health problems C-Section Babies Could Face Chronic Health Problems of Asthma, Diabetes … |
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Fox News |
Cesarean birth may raise baby's risk of asthma, diabetes and obesity
Fox News Cesarean section may leave babies vulnerable to chronic health problems such as asthma, diabetes and obesity, a new analysis hints. Much of the research included in the study cannot prove that C-section delivery causes medical issues later in life. But … Babies born by C-section may be more likely to be obese, have asthma or … |
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Channel News Asia |
Cesarean birth may raise baby's risk of asthma, diabetes and obesity
Reuters (Reuters Health) – Cesarean section may leave babies vulnerable to chronic health problems such as asthma, diabetes and obesity, a new analysis hints. Much of the research included in the study cannot prove that C-section delivery causes medical issues … Babies born by C-section may be more likely to be obese, have asthma or … New study explores whether newborns delivered by c-section face higher risk of … |
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Channel News Asia |
Cesarean birth may raise baby's risk of asthma, diabetes and obesity
Business Insider (Reuters Health) – Cesarean section may leave babies vulnerable to chronic health problems such as asthma, diabetes and obesity, a new analysis hints. Much of the research included in the study cannot prove that C-section delivery causes medical issues … Babies born by C-section may be more likely to be obese, have asthma or … New study explores whether newborns delivered by c-section face higher risk of … |
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