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New study questions geography as a risk factor for asthma
The Providence Journal For the past 50 years, scientists also believed urban living led to higher rates of asthma in children. But new research from Johns Hopkins Children's Center disputes the notion that geography alone is a major risk factor for the disease and its … |
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Global COPD and Asthma Devices Market (Product Types and Geography …
PR Newswire (press release) The COPD and Asthma hold the largest market share within the global respiratory diseases' market. As estimated by Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), approximately 300 million people suffer from Asthma globally. COPD was the 3rd leading cause for … |
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The Geography of Asthma Risk
Huffington Post (blog) The Oakland Tribune issued a special investigative series on asthma in the Bay Area, specifically in Oakland, CA. Their interactive map shows some neighborhoods in the area experience even higher rates, like Emeryville at 72.3 per 10,000 children and … |
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Increased asthma risk linked to geography
KSBY San Luis Obispo News A new study suggests living closer to the equator may increase the risk for allergies and asthma. This isn't just because of increased pollen counts, researchers theorize that greater Vitamin D production caused by UV exposure may change the immune … |
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How geography can cause allergies, and asthma, and what dairy products can …
WBTW – Myrtle Beach and Florence SC NEW YORK CITY, NY – CBS – Where a person lives could affect their chances of having allergies and asthma. A new study shows living in places closest to the equator can put you at increased risk of developing allergy and asthma. People living near the … |
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