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Condition: Asthma
Interventions: Device: T-Piece Nebulizer; Device: Breath-Enhanced Nebulizer; Drug: Albuterol; Procedure: Pre-Treatment Spirometry Measurement; Procedure: Post-Treatment Spirometry Measurement
Sponsors: Seton Healthcare Family; University of Texas
Not yet recruiting – verified September 2015
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NPR |
How gut bacteria can predict asthma in children
Quartz When they crunched the data, they found that those who had less amounts of four types of bacteria—Lachnospira, Veillonella, Faecalibacterium, and Rothia—at three months old went on to show early signs of asthma, such as wheezing and skin allergies, … Missing Microbes Provide Clues About Asthma Risk Certain gut bacteria may be tied to asthma risk in babies 'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma |
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WIRED |
Gut bacteria could be key in preventing asthma in children
The Verge The guts of infants who are at high risk for asthma display low levels of four specific bacterial species when they are three months old, scientists have discovered. The finding could lead to a test that can more accurately predict which children might … Your Gut Microbiome Could Put You at a Higher Risk of Asthma Gut Bacteria May Contribute to Asthma Risk, Study Shows Study Links Asthma to Low Levels of Gut Bacteria in Newborns |
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WIAT 42 |
Study: Children with asthma living with smoker is twice as likely to be …
WIAT 42 That is according to Mayo Clinic Children's Research Center, which reviewed 25 studies that included 430,000 children who have asthma and live with someone who uses tobacco. In addition, they found these kids are about one and a half times more likely … BC-HEALTH-ASTHMA-SMOKE:MYO — lifestyle (450 words) Exposure to secondhand smoke doubles hospitalization for kids with asthma |
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abc27 |
Children with asthma who live with someone who smokes are twice as likely to …
abc27 That is according to Mayo Clinic Children's Research Center, which reviewed 25 studies that included 430,000 children who have asthma and live with someone who uses tobacco. In addition, they found these kids are about one and a half times more likely … BC-HEALTH-ASTHMA-SMOKE:MYO — lifestyle (450 words) Exposure to secondhand smoke doubles hospitalization for kids with asthma |
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KIMT 3 |
Children with asthma who live with someone who smokes are twice as likely to …
KIMT 3 That is according to Mayo Clinic Children's Research Center, which reviewed 25 studies that included 430,000 children who have asthma and live with someone who uses tobacco. In addition, they found these kids are about one and a half times more likely … |
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Black children with asthma less likely to respond to intramuscular steroid
Healio Sergio Koo, MPH, of Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust in London, and colleagues evaluated 79 children with severe therapy-resistant asthma for several factors, including assessment of steroid response. Fifty-four (68%) of these children … |
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Tech Times |
Living With Smokers Doubles Risk Of Hospitalization For Children With Asthma
Tech Times Researchers were able to discover that children with asthma living with smokers are twice as likely to get hospitalized compared to those who have no exposure. According to the authors, this study may help serve as a reminder to parents to stop … |
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Latinos Health |
Asthma attacks, triggers & remedies: children exposed to second-hand smoke at …
Latinos Health Eurekalert reports that according to an article in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, the scientific publication of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI), researchers reviewed 25 studies involving smoking exposure at … |
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KTAL |
Unique new treatment approach is showing results for children with asthma
KTAL Data from 35,000 adolescent parent pairs showed teens were three times more likely to smoke and nearly twice as likely to become dependent on nicotine when their parent was a smoker. Daughters were especially vulnerable to their mother's smoking … |
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