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PBS NewsHour |
Don't blame grandma yet, but your asthma may be her fault
PBS NewsHour Editor's note: This story is part of a joint series by the PBS NewsHour and The Detroit News examining the latest research on the role chronic stress may play in the growing childhood asthma epidemic. Read more on The Detroit News's website, and watch … |
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South China Morning Post (subscription) |
If grandma smoked while pregnant with mum, your asthma risk is higher
South China Morning Post (subscription) Children with grandmothers who smoked have an increased risk of asthma even when mothers did not smoke, according to a new study presented at the European Respiratory Society's International Congress. Data was taken from the Swedish Registry and … Grandparent's Smoking Habits May Increase Asthma Risk In Grandchildren Grandmother's Smoking May Increase Asthma Risk in Grandchildren |
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Chicago Tribune |
Kids May Be More Likely to Get Asthma if Grandma Smoked While Pregnant: Study …
WebMD "We found that smoking in previous generations can influence the risk of asthma in subsequent generations. This may also be important in the transmission of other exposures and diseases," study co-author Caroline Lodge said in a European Lung … Study hints at asthma link passed from smokers to grandchildren Could asthma be inherited from grandmothers who smoke? Grandma's Smoking Habit Might Be Why You Have Asthma |
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Kids May Be More Likely to Get Asthma if Grandma Smoked While Pregnant: Study
U.S. News & World Report TUESDAY, Sept. 29, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Children whose grandmothers smoked during pregnancy are at increased risk for asthma, even if their own mothers did not smoke, a new study suggests. It's known that smoking can cause changes in gene … |
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EmpowHer |
Asthma Worsened by Climate Change, Dirty Air and Grandma Smoking
EmpowHer While politicians bicker over the scientific evidence for climate change, increasing numbers of Americans are bearing witness to it with their health. One in 12 people have been diagnosed with asthma, and the numbers are rising. Asthma cases have grown … |
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