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Healthy diet may help decrease childhood asthma symptoms
KABC-TV "Perhaps having more of this healthy type of fat that has an anti-inflammatory effect could actually help treat asthma and treat the inflammation with asthma," said Dr. Jason Lang, a pulmonary pediatrician at Nemours Children's Hospital in Orlando … |
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Care2.com |
Childhood Asthma Linked to Prenatal BPA Exposure, New Study Says
Care2.com There has been a dramatic increase in asthma, especially in children, since the 1980s. Scientists have long believed that environmental factors, including less than hygienic conditions in urban areas, was a cause for the increase. However, in spite of … |
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TheHealthSite |
Using gas stoves without exhaust may trigger childhood asthma
TheHealthSite According to a study published in the journal Environmental Health, lack of ventilation while cooking with a gas stove could trigger asthma in kids. They study, carried out by researchers at Oregon State University, analysed data from the Third … Childhood asthma linked to lack of ventilation for gas stoves Childhood asthma linked to poor ventilation of gas stoves Childhood asthma linked to lack of ventilation for gas stoves, OSU study shows |
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ConsumerAffairs |
Childhood asthma linked to poor ventilation of gas stoves
ConsumerAffairs “In homes where a gas stove was used without venting, the prevalence of asthma and wheezing is higher than in homes where a gas stove was used with ventilation,” said Ellen Smit, an associate professor Oregon State University and one of the study's … Study Links Childhood Asthma to Lack of Ventilation for Gas Stoves Gas Stoves Linked To Asthma: Children Exposed To Fumes From Kitchen Stove … |
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Science World Report |
Study Links Childhood Asthma to Lack of Ventilation for Gas Stoves
Science World Report "In homes where a gas stove was used without venting, the prevalence of asthma and wheezing is higher than in homes where a gas stove was used with ventilation," said Ellen Smit, an associate professor in the College of Public Health and Human … New OSU study shows association between gas kitchen stove ventilation and … Childhood asthma linked to poor ventilation of gas stoves Cooking gas stoves at home associated with childhood asthma |
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Medical Xpress |
Childhood asthma linked to lack of ventilation for gas stoves
Medical Xpress "In homes where a gas stove was used without venting, the prevalence of asthma and wheezing is higher than in homes where a gas stove was used with ventilation," said Ellen Smit, an associate professor in the College of Public Health and Human … Where am I? > Home > Pollution > It's important to ventilate if… |
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Nevada one of worst states for childhood asthma
KVVU Las Vegas According to University of Nevada, Las Vegas, eight percent of Nevada kids have asthma, which is higher than in other states. Health officials believe mid-September kicks off the worst time of year for the disease, because of the upcoming change in … |
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CBS Local |
Denver Pediatric Allergist: Don't Panic To New Study Linking Childhood Asthma …
CBS Local DENVER (CBS4)- A new study links a pregnant woman's exposure to some common household chemicals to their unborn child's risk of developing asthma. The chemicals, called phthalates, are used in everything from fragrances to food containers. They are … |
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Medical News Today |
Prenatal phthalate exposure linked to increased risk of childhood asthma
Medical News Today Asthma is one of the most common long-term diseases in childhood, affecting around 6.8 million children in the US. According to the research team, including senior author Dr. Rachel Miller, past studies have suggested that childhood exposure to … |
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Could Using Air Fresheners During Pregnancy Boost Childhood Asthma Risk?
Scientific American Children of women who were exposed to higher levels of phthalate during pregnancy (in some cases a dozen times higher) were some 70 percent likelier to develop asthma by age 11 compared with the offspring of mom's with lower exposure. But with both … |
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