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The more germs babies are exposed to, the less asthma
NorthJersey.com Infants who are exposed to household bacteria, dander and allergens during the first year of life are less likely to develop allergies and asthma, research at John Hopkins Children's Center suggests. Some 7 million American children are affected by … Preschool-aged children with AD, aeroallergen sensitization faced risk for asthma |
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Bioscience Technology |
Newborns Exposed to Allergens May Have Lower Allergy, Asthma Risk
Bioscience Technology Infants exposed to rodent and pet dander, roach allergens and a wide variety of household bacteria in the first year of life appear less likely to suffer from allergies, wheezing and asthma, according to results of a study conducted by scientists at … |
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ModVive |
Asthma Risk Lower in Children Exposed to Select Allergens, Study Finds
ModVive Asthma is a severe disease affecting over 230 million people worldwide, however, the disease affects populations disproportionately with lower income communities suffering at higher rates. A recent study sought to identify risk factors responsible for … |
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Black Press USA |
More Germs, Less Asthma? Study Shows Babies Exposed to Bacteria and …
Black Press USA It's long been known that poor children living in impoverished city neighborhoods are more likely to suffer from higher rates and worse cases of asthma compared to kids that grow up in higher-income areas or in rural environments—but the causes of the … |
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Children exposed to cigarette smoke may have lesser response to asthma …
News-Medical.net Children exposed to cigarette smoke at home have lower levels of an enzyme that helps them respond to asthma treatment, a study has found. Passive smoking is known to worsen asthma symptoms in children and impair their response to inhaled steroid … Passive Smoking Lowers Treatment Effectiveness in Children with Asthma Passive smoking dangerous for asthmatic kids Passive smoke hits kids' asthma treatment |
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Kids with asthma still exposed to secondhand smoke
Reuters The fact that kids with asthma are still inhaling others' smoke is a real problem, said Dr. Karen M. Wilson, who studies children's' exposure to secondhand smoke at Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora. "Secondhand smoke consists of particulate … |
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Protein explains increased asthma severity in children exposed to diesel …
Science Codex A new study shows that exposure to diesel exhaust particles from traffic pollution leads to increased asthma severity in children. Moreover, the study finds that this is due to increased blood levels of IL-17A, a protein associated with several chronic … |
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Explaination for increased asthma severity in children exposed to diesel …
Science Daily (press release) Sep. 23, 2013 — A new study shows that exposure to diesel exhaust particles from traffic pollution leads to increased asthma severity in children. Moreover, the study finds that this is due to increased blood levels of IL-17A, a protein associated … |
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Protein explains increased asthma severity in children exposed to diesel …
Medical Xpress A new study shows that exposure to diesel exhaust particles from traffic pollution leads to increased asthma severity in children. Moreover, the study finds that this is due to increased blood levels of IL-17A, a protein associated with several chronic … |
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Protein explains increased asthma severity in children exposed to diesel …
EurekAlert (press release) A new study shows that exposure to diesel exhaust particles from traffic pollution leads to increased asthma severity in children. Moreover, the study finds that this is due to increased blood levels of IL-17A, a protein associated with several chronic … |
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