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Cleaning product-related asthma goes beyond irritation
medwireNews medwireNews: Research from Belgium indicates that a substantial proportion of those who have occupational asthma (OA) related to cleaning agents have specific airway sensitivity to the components of detergents. It was previously assumed that the … |
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Cleaning product-related asthma goes beyond irritation
News-Medical.net Research from Belgium indicates that a substantial proportion of those who have occupational asthma (OA) related to cleaning agents have specific airway sensitivity to the components of detergents. It was previously assumed that the ability of such … |
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CDC Advises That Green Carpet Cleaning Helps Lower the Risks of Asthma
San Francisco Chronicle (press release) With asthma rates rising, the CDC is blaming interior and exterior factors as the leading triggers for these attacks. AAA Carpet Care Inc of Austin, Texas is now providing eco-friendly alternatives to help remove these triggers having learned from the … |
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Spring cleaning can trigger allergies and asthma – ABC2News.com
ABC2 News According to Cleveland Clinic, there are some things you can do to minimize the symptoms. First pay attention to to the cleaning products you're using. "When you're cleaning, you have to think is the cleaner actually worse than the dirt that you're … |
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Building Cleaning Services Says Mold Removal May Reduce Infant Asthma Risk
PR.com (press release) In a recent study partially funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), three types of mold were found to contribute to infant asthma: Aspergillus ochraceus, which produces food-contaminating mycotoxins (substances … |
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Occupational Asthma Risks Higher For Cleaning Jobs
RedOrbit Researchers from Imperial College London recently conducted a study that showed a relationship between jobs related to cleaning and the risk of developing asthma. In the study, the team of investigators recorded the development of asthma in 9,488 … Smoke-Free Laws Linked With Fewer Child Asthma Attacks Cleaning jobs linked to asthma risk Your Job May Be Boosting Your Risk of Asthma |
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Cleaning jobs have been found to be linked to asthma risk
Examiner.com The National Heart Lung and Blood Institute writes that asthma is a chronic lung disease that inflames and narrows the airways. Asthma causes recurring periods of wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and coughing. Asthma is a serious illness … |
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Cleaning jobs linked to asthma risk
EurekAlert (press release) A new study has found strong evidence for a link between cleaning jobs and risk of developing asthma. Researchers at Imperial College London tracked the occurrence of asthma in a group of 9,488 people born in Britain in 1958. Not including those who … Decline in child asthma attacks linked to smoke-free laws Cleaning jobs have been found to be linked to asthma risk Drop In Child Asthma Hospital Admissions Linked To Anti-Smoking Laws |
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Cleaning Jobs Linked to Asthma Risk
Science Daily (press release) Not including those who had asthma as children, nine per cent developed asthma by age 42. Risks in the workplace were responsible for one in six cases of adult onset asthma – even more than the one in nine cases attributed to smoking, according to the … Workplace link to 1 in 6 cases of adult asthma among UK baby boomers One in Six Cases of Adult Asthma May Be Linked to Workplace |
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Domestic cleaning sprays linked to increased asthma risk in women
News-Medical.net Study findings suggest that women who use at least two types of cleaning spray on a weekly basis to clean their homes may be putting themselves at an increased risk for asthma. Researchers found greater use of household cleaning sprays was associated … |
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