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NPR (blog) |
Kids, Allergies And A Possible Downside To Squeaky Clean Dishes
NPR (blog) The study involved 1,029 Swedish children (ages 7 or 8) and found that those whose parents said they mostly wash the family's dishes by hand were significantly less likely to develop eczema, and somewhat less likely to develop allergic asthma and hay … |
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Clean Air for Kids asthma-management program named best in Washington …
Bonney Lake and Sumner Courier-Herald To administer Clean Air for Kids, the Health Department relies on its partners in the Puget Sound Asthma Coalition, including MultiCare Health System and 30 other local healthcare, community and academic organizations, and school nurses. Asthma … |
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Health Department's 'Clean Air for Kids' asthma program wins state award
The Suburban Times Since the late 1990s, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department's asthma-management program has helped nearly 3,000 local families tackle the challenges of childhood asthma. And in late October, the Washington Board of Health recognized that success … Clean Air for Kids asthma-management program named best in Washington … |
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Study: Keeping Too Clean a House Raises Asthma, Allergy Risk
The Charlottesville Newsplex CBS News – A home that's too clean can leave a newborn child vulnerable to allergies and asthma later in life, a new study reports. Infants are much less likely to suffer from allergies or wheezing if they are exposed to household bacteria and … |
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CBS Local |
Study: Home That's Too Clean Could Leave Newborn Vulnerable To Asthma …
CBS Local Atlanta, Ga. (CBS Atlanta) – You may want to think twice before breaking out the ole' duster. In a recent study out of Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore, keeping your home too clean may lead to asthma and allergy complications later in life … Early Exposure To Bacteria Protects Children From Asthma And Allergies Too-Clean Homes May Encourage Child Allergies More Germs, Less Asthma For Baby? |
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Keeping too clean a house may raise kids' risk of asthma, allergies
CBS News Cleanliness may be next to godliness, but a home that's too clean can leave a newborn child vulnerable to allergies and asthma later in life, a new study reports. Infants are much less likely to suffer from allergies or wheezing if they are exposed to … |
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Clean Energy News (blog) |
A Mother's Missive: Asthmatic Children, Bad Air Days and Carbon Pollution
Clean Energy News (blog) May is synonymous with Mother's Day, but it's also Asthma Awareness Month. So in honor of the 25.5 million Americans with asthma, I decided to share my personal 'coping with asthma' story. You see, my daughter is one of 7 million children in the United … |
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Energy Collective |
A Singular Day for Clean Air: Safeguards for 45000 Lives Are Debated in Courts
Energy Collective When it comes to reducing the outdoor air pollution that triggers asthma, the state of Connecticut has done many things right: it requires tailpipe emissions checks for vehicles, has installed pollution controls on power plants, and is considering … |
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Childhood Asthma Uncontrolled – Clean The Air In Your Home With Help From …
STLtoday.com It's well known there are higher concentrations of asthmatics in urban environments, especially in close proximity to highways, but asthma is an equal opportunity ailment. It affects people across the whole human spectrum, with kids being the hardest hit. |
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Babble (blog) |
How do we clean the air for our kiddos? Living with Asthma
Babble (blog) My son was diagnosed with asthma a couple of months ago, after spending four days at the hospital and before that, more than two months fighting hard to recover from several respiratory infections that finally ended in an urgent visit to ER. By the … |
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