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Early child life Bacteria infection results to Asthma and Allergy protection
The Westside Story Babies who are exposed to bacteria within the first year of their life will be less likely to develop asthma and allergies later on, a new study finds. The new study finds that babies exposed to certain types of bacteria may be less likely to get … |
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Early Exposure to Dust, Household Dust Lowers Asthma Risk in Children
Nature World News Babies exposed to household dirt, pollen and pet dander have lower risk of developing allergies, wheezing or asthma, researchers said. The study shows that exposure to common allergens might be beneficial in boosting immunity of babies. Previous … |
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NPR (blog) |
Early Exposure To Bacteria Protects Children From Asthma and Allergies
NPR (blog) Babies who are exposed to both bacteria and allergens in the first year of life are less likely to develop asthma and allergies, a study finds. It's the latest wrinkle in the hygiene hypothesis — the notion that exposure to bacteria trains the infant … More Germs, Less Asthma For Baby? Keeping too clean a house may raise kids' risk of asthma, allergies Roaches may protect your baby from allergies, asthma |
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Amgen drug for allergy asthma shows promise in early tests
SFGate An experimental compound from Amgen Inc. succeeded in blunting allergic asthma attacks by blocking a protein newly found to cause symptoms, researchers said. The drug, called AMG 157, focuses on a signaling protein known as thymic stromal … Novel Biologic Promising for Allergic Asthma New antibody can improve quality of life for individuals with asthma New Amgen drug shows early promise for managing allergic asthma attacks |
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Early antibiotic use could increase asthma risk in children
Healio There is a possible increased risk of developing asthma for children who receive antibiotics before aged 1 year, according to recent study findings published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine. The findings also suggest that impaired viral immunity and … |
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Medscape |
Complex Link Between Early Antibiotics and Asthma
Medscape Impaired antiviral immunity and genetic variants may play roles in the link between early antibiotic use and subsequent asthma, according to a UK study by Aida Semic-Jusufagic, MD, from the Centre for Respiratory Medicine and Allergy, Institute of … Link Between Early Antibiotic Use & Asthma Probed Genetic variants may explain link between infant antibiotic use and asthma Antibiotics might not be behind your kid's asthma |
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Medscape |
Link Between Early Antibiotic Use & Asthma Probed
WebMD "We speculate that hidden factors which increase the likelihood of both antibiotic prescription in early life and subsequent asthma are an increased susceptibility to viral infections due to impaired antiviral immunity and genetic variants," lead … Genetic variants may explain link between infant antibiotic use and asthma Complex Link Between Early Antibiotics and Asthma Antibiotics might not be behind your kid's asthma |
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Asthma Risk Up With Early Antibiotic Use
MedPage Today Kids treated with antibiotics before their first birthday have increased risk of asthma, researchers reported. And the risk increases the more often antibiotics are prescribed, according to Kenneth Mandl, MD, of Harvard Medical School, and colleagues. |
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Early diagnosis stressed for asthma control
Republica KATHMANDU, May 6: On World Asthma Day Tuesday doctors in the capital stressed on early diagnosis of asthma and right treatment to keep it under control. Asthma, being an incurable disease, the only way to handle it is by minimizing the risk of asthama … |
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Economic Times |
Education and early medication can prevent Asthma attacks: Doctors
Economic Times As per a WHO report on World Asthma Day, the fundamental cause of asthma, that is characterised by recurrent attacks of breathlessness and wheezing is not completely understood, but the strongest risk factors for developing asthma include indoor … Poll campaign speeches lead to asthma attacks |
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