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Does Eating Fish During Infancy Cut Asthma Risk?
U.S. News & World Report FRIDAY, Nov. 16 (HealthDay News) — Adding fish to babies' diets during the first year of life might reduce their risk of asthma later on, a study by Dutch researchers suggests. This window of protection appears to occur between 6 months and 12 months … |
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Women who smoke during pregnancy put future grandchildren at asthma risk
Newstrack India Washington, October 30 (ANI): It is already widely known that smoking is dangerous for smokers and their children, but a new research led by an Indian origin researcher has now revealed that nicotine exposure also causes asthma in the smoker's … Nicotine exposure causes asthma in smoker's grandchildren |
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Women who smoke during pregnancy could put their future grandchildren at risk …
Daily Mail He said asthma is the most common chronic disease of childhood and while there are many factors which contribute to asthma, maternal smoking during pregnancy is an avoidable risk. 'The effects of smoking during pregnancy are, it seems very long lasting … |
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Asthma in kids can flare up during back to school season
Toronto Star The annual back to school season typically triggers a bump in asthma activity, and affected kids and their parents need to focus on controlling the condition, experts have said. The Asthma Society of Canada said up to a quarter of all trips children … Back to school leads to peak in asthma flareups; parents urged to stress control |
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Don't want your children to have asthma? Eat nuts during pregnancy!
VOXXI Children born to mothers who ate nuts during pregnancy have a lower risk for asthma later in life, suggests a study from Denmark headed up by researcher Ekaterina Maslova. According to Maslova, eating peanuts once a week during pregnancy lowered a … |
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Nuts during pregnancy can reduce asthma risk for kids
PakTribune.com ISLAMABAD: A new research has suggested eating nuts during pregnancy could reduce the risk of children developing asthma. Contrary to common opinion, eating nuts during pregnancy is not harmful to children and could, in fact, benefit their health … |
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Nuts during pregnancy can reduce asthma risk for kids
International News Network ISLAMABAD: A new research has suggested eating nuts during pregnancy could reduce the risk of children developing asthma. Contrary to common opinion, eating nuts during pregnancy is not harmful to children and could, in fact, benefit their health … |
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ACAAI Cautions Asthma Patients During Hurricane Isaac
news Stories As Hurricane Isaac makes landfall in Louisiana, the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) warns that drastic climate changes brought on by the storm can cause mild to life-threatening asthma symptoms. As heavy rain hits several … Tropical Storm Isaac Can Damage Your Health Pollen count suddenly spikes After a summer lull, pollen count suddenly soaring in our area |
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Nuts during pregnancy cut asthma risk in kids
Times of India Eating nuts at least once a week during pregnancy can reduce the risk of children developing asthma, a new study has revealed. The new study was a part of the Danish National Birth Cohort and analysed data of 61,000 women. Earlier, women had been … Eating Nuts in Pregnancy May Lower Kids' Asthma Risk EXPECTANT MOTHERS CAN EAT NUTS TO STOP CHILDREN DEVELOPING … Eating nuts in pregnancy 'reduces chance of childhood allergy' |
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Nuts during pregnancy 'cut asthma risk in kids'
Newstrack India London, August 29 (ANI): Eating nuts at least once a week during pregnancy can reduce the risk of children developing asthma, a new study has revealed. The new study was a part of the Danish National Birth Cohort and analysed data of 61,000 women. |
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