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Children with asthma may benefit from vitamin C
Pediatric SuperSite Certain children with asthma may experience a reduction in symptoms with the help of vitamin C, according to a results of a new study. Younger children with mild asthma symptoms appeared to have the greatest benefit, while older children with more … |
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Vitamin C may help children with asthma
UPI.com 31 (UPI) — Depending on a child's age, exposure to molds or dampness and asthma severity, vitamin C shows varying degrees benefits, researchers in Egypt say. Drs. Mohammed Al-Biltagi of the Tanta University in Egypt and Harri Hemila of the University … Vitamin C may improve respiratory rate of kids with asthma Vitamin C supplementation might benefit children with asthma Study: Vitamin C can help asthmatic children |
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Obese Children With Asthma Need More Medication Than Kids Of Normal Weight
Medical News Today Obese kids with asthma take more medications, find it harder to control their symptoms, have more flare ups, and make more ED visits than children with asthma who are not obese or overweight, researchers from the University of California, San Diego, … Obese kids have more asthma flare-ups Identifying triggers key to controlling asthma Longer Allergy Season Means More Misery |
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Homes with Children Should be Tested for Mold to Help Prevent Asthma
Environmental Expert (press release) A study recently published in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology shows the correlation between mold exposure at a young age and the development of childhood asthma. The article, entitled “High environmental relative moldiness index during … |
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Advocates: Importance of play time for children neglected
USA Today In the course of her work to study how children with diabetes and asthma coped with their illnesses, Clark found kids used their imaginations to handle stress and make sense of their disease. She recalled the case of one boy with asthma whose stuffed … |
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Asthma More Likely Among Children of Overweight Mothers
New York Times (blog) By ANAHAD O'CONNOR Women who are overweight or obese when they become pregnant may be more likely to have children who develop asthma as teenagers, new research shows. The findings could point to yet another consequence of the rising rates of obesity … Children of obese mothers face higher risk of asthma and wheezing Asthma in Teens Linked To Prepregnancy Obesity: Study Asthma risk higher in children with obese mothers |
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Viral fever, asthma have hit Bangalore children the most
Daily News & Analysis In many cases, asthma is triggered by viral infection. Most asthma patients are getting viral fever. In others, viral fever is causing wheezing problems,” said Dr Preethi Galagali, consultant paediatrician, Chord Road Hospital and a member of Indian … |
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Children of obese mothers face higher risk of asthma and wheezing
Daily Mail Women who are obese or overweight before they get pregnant are more likely to have children who suffer wheezing or asthma. The rise in risk ranges from 20 to 30 per cent, compared with women who have a healthy pre-pregnancy weight. … Prepregnancy Obesity Linked to Asthma in Teens Pre-pregnancy overweight may program teen asthma symptoms Obesity Before Pregnancy May Raise Child's Asthma Risk |
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Asthma in teenage children linked to overweight mums
Herald Sun OVERWEIGHT women who become pregnant could be putting their children at risk of developing asthma in their teens, a study suggests. As allergies and asthma increase worldwide, researchers are looking for prenatal explanations for the problems. … |
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Homes with Children Should be Tested for Mold to Help Prevent Asthma
WebWire (press release) A study recently published in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology shows the correlation between mold exposure at a young age and the development of childhood asthma. The article, entitled “High environmental relative moldiness index during … |
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