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Germs, bacteria, the immune boosters vs asthma: Expert
Gulf Today DUBAI: While cleanliness is a must in staying healthy, a pulmonologist in Dubai has also stressed the significance of having sufficient bacteria or viruses in one's system as a protection against all forms of allergies, specifically asthma. In so doing … |
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WMTV |
Could These Four Germs Protect Babies From Asthma?
WMTV (NBC NEWS)—Researchers looking into the causes of asthma say they've found a clue in an unusual place — inside the digestive systems of small babies. They found that infants at the highest risk of asthma often were missing four common types of gut … Newborns' Gut Microbes Signal Asthma Risk Later in Life |
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Daily Mail |
Expert warns dust mites and germs living in beds cause asthma, hayfever and flu
Daily Mail This can cause eczema and hay fever, and estimates suggest dust mites may be a factor in up to 80 per cent of people with asthma. Dr Ackerley, added: 'They can cause rhinitis, a cough, dry eyes. They can disturb sleep. People with other allergies can … |
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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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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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