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Telegraph.co.uk |
Exposing babies to dust mites 'may cut asthma risk'
Telegraph.co.uk … development of allergy. "Although, dust mites are an important cause of asthma and allergy, using the same allergen in an oral extract form, known as immunotherapy, can reduce the body's reaction to not only dust mites, but also other important … Dust mites 'may cut asthma risk' |
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Hindustan Times |
Exposing Newborns To Dust, Germs May Reduce Risk Of Asthma: Study
Huffington Post Canada Exposing newborns to dust, animal dander and germs may seem abhorrent, but a new study says it can reduce risk of developing allergies and asthma later in life. Researchers from Johns Hopkins tracked the health of 467 inner-city newborns from Baltimore … Newborns exposed to allergens less likely to develop allergies Exposing Children to Dust, Germs in First Year of Life Reduces Allergy and … |
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Can exposing newborns to more dirt and germs lower allergy, asthma risk?
Medical News Today While previous studies have shown that children who grow up on farms have lower allergy and asthma rates, due to being regularly exposed to microorganisms in soil, others have suggested inner-city-dwelling kids exposed to roach and mouse allergens … |
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Daily Mail |
Exposing newborn babies to germs could prevent them suffering from asthma as …
Daily Mail Around 1,250 Britons die from asthma every year and mortality rate is the third highest in Europe, behind only Estonia and Spain. Figures show that 1.1 million children in the UK suffer from asthma (picture posed by a model). The latest figures … Mothers told, stick to soap and water with newborns |
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Exposing Yourself to Asthma
dailyRx Skin acts as a barrier to environmental exposure and may play a role in asthma. A possible protein mutation may increase exposure to irritants leading to asthma development. A protein mutation may mean more exposure to environmental irritants through … |
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