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Early Exposure to Dirt, Dander Could Prevent Allergies, Asthma
Voice of America Exposure to pet dander, roach droppings and other household bacteria in the first year of life appears to reduce the chances a person will suffer from allergies or asthma, according to a new study. Researchers at Johns Hopkins Children's Center found … |
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Asthma and Allergy Risk Lowered by Early Bacteria, Dirt and Dander Exposure
Viral Global News According to a new study, youngsters who are exposed to allergens and bacteria around their homes within a year after birth are less likely to suffer from allergies, breathing difficulties and asthma attacks later on in life. The study findings were … |
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Bacteria exposure may help protect babies from allergy and asthma
Tech Times "Early-life allergies and wheezing illnesses are the two main risk factors for childhood asthma," James Gern of the Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, and co-author of the study, said. Lynch and her team analyzed the concentration of … |
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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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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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Exposure to smoke in cars may worsen asthma: US study
GMA News The study team cannot prove the smoke exposure caused asthma in the people interviewed, but they warn that smoke can seriously aggravate asthma symptoms and suggest drivers and passengers voluntarily ban smoking in their cars. “It's problematic from … |
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Exposure to smoke in cars may worsen asthma: study
Reuters The study team cannot prove the smoke exposure caused asthma in the people interviewed, but they warn that smoke can seriously aggravate asthma symptoms and suggest drivers and passengers voluntarily ban smoking in their cars. “It's problematic from … |
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Study: Exposure to smoke in cars may worsen asthma
Bangor Daily News NEW YORK — People with asthma may face increased risk from secondhand smoke exposure while riding in the close quarters of a vehicle, according to U.S. researchers. In a survey covering four southern states, people exposed to secondhand smoke in … Exposure to smoke in cars may worsen asthma: study |
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Exposure to smoke in cars may worsen asthma: study
Business Insider By Mollie Bloudoff-Indelicato. NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – People with asthma may face increased risk from secondhand smoke exposure while riding in the close quarters of a vehicle, according to U.S. researchers. In a survey covering four southern … |
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Exposure to air pollution during pregnancy can increase asthma risk in children
News-Medical.net Children who are exposed in utero to high levels of particulate air pollution during the second trimester of pregnancy may be at greater risk of developing asthma in early childhood, according to a new study presented at the 2014 American Thoracic … Children's Asthma Linked to Air Pollution in 2nd Trimester: Study Exposure to Air Pollution During the Second Trimester of Pregnancy May Be … |
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