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Eating fish could reduce infants' asthma risk
ABC7Chicago.com The study in the journal Pediatrics finds it could reduce a baby's risk of asthma later in life. Scientists say the window of protection occurs between six months and 12 months of age and that adding fish to the diet before that or not at all in the … |
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Breathing Problems Could Be Caused By Vocal Cord Dysfunction, Not Asthma
CBS Local “A lot of throat clearing, coughing, eventually it will turn into just not breathing,” she describes. At first, her symptoms were triggered by a customer's perfume. “Then, it became every sort of perfume, scent, air freshener, cleaners, it sort of … |
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Nanoparticles Stop Multiple Sclerosis In Mice and could treat food allergies …
Next Big Future Nanoparticles Stop Multiple Sclerosis In Mice and could treat food allergies, asthma and other autoimmune diseases · Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to Facebook · Tweet · NBC News – Researchers trying to find a way to treat multiple sclerosis … |
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Acetaminophen Could Raise Asthma Risk In Infants, Study Concludes
RedOrbit Findings reported in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology showed that babies given acetaminophen for pain and fever may have an increased risk of asthma symptoms. The Danish study included 336 children who were followed from birth to age … Acetaminophen in infancy again tied to asthma, study suggests Calpol, forms of paracetamol likely to develop asthma in children Acetaminophen linked to asthma in babies |
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When babies eat fish could be link to asthma
NBCNews.com (blog) Babies who first ate fish between the ages of six months and one year had a lower risk of developing asthma-like symptoms later on than babies who ate fish before six months or after their first birthdays, according to a Dutch study. The results, based … |
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When babies eat fish could be key in link to asthma: study
Reuters Nov 14 (Reuters) – Babies who first ate fish between the ages of six months and one year had a lower risk of developing asthma-like symptoms later on than babies who ate fish before six months or after their first birthdays, according to a Dutch study. |
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Spices could be to blame for uncontrollable allergies
Healio Estimates indicate that spice allergy is responsible for 2% of food allergies, but they are underdiagnosed, particularly due to the lack of reliable allergy skin tests or blood tests, according to data presented during the American College of Allergy … Food Allergies, Managing HAE Top ACAAI Agenda Spice allergy affects foodies and cosmetic users alike Spices Hard to Avoid for Those with Allergies |
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Drying clothes could aggravate asthma
Mediplacements People that suffer from asthma, hayfever and other allergies may be more susceptible as the amount of moisture within a home can be counter productive and provides much more risks to the wellbeing of the inhabitants as opposed to drying clothes outside. Indoor line-drying: Good for your wallet but bad for your health? |
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Drying clothes indoors could cause health risk: Study
TODAYonline LONDON – Hanging wet laundry on a radiator or clothes horse could raise the risk of asthma by increasing the amount of moisture in the air, researchers claim. A study found that a fresh batch of washing can account for up to a third of the moisture in … Hanging Your Clothes Inside To Dry Ups Respiratory Risks Laundry dryers are bad for your health – especially if you have asthma and … Study: If You've Got Asthma, Drying Laundry Inside Your Home Might Be … |
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Oxytocin's long-term use in asthma patients could create unwanted effect
The Augusta Chronicle Oxytocin's long-term use in asthma patients could create unwanted effect. By Tom Corwin. Staff Writer. Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012 · Comment · Follow Health. Oxytocin is a natural hormone involved in bonding behavior, such as the attachment a new mother … |
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