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Higher asthma in children of smoking moms
UPI.com SAN FRANCISCO, July 31 (UPI) — Children of women who smoke during pregnancy can bear the consequences of the tobacco use many years later, a U.S. researcher says. Sam Oh of the University of California, San Francisco, analyzed data from nearly … |
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Asthma Rates Higher Near Busy Highway
Himalayan Times FRIDAY: Residents of homes that are located near congested highways have higher rates of asthma, new research finds. Living close to a busy highway was not linked to seasonal allergies, which suggests that emissions from cars could increase the risk … Congested highways increase asthma risk |
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Asthma Rates Higher Near Busy Highway
iVillage Entertainment FRIDAY, June 29 (HealthDay News) — Residents of homes that are located near congested highways have higher rates of asthma, new research finds. Living close to a busy highway was not linked to seasonal allergies, which suggests that emission. |
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Asthma rates higher near busy highway
Medical Xpress (HealthDay) — Residents of homes that are located near congested highways have higher rates of asthma, new research finds. |
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Asthma Rates Higher Near Busy Highway
Doctors Lounge Researchers investigated the prevalence of asthma among 62 Brooklyn residents living close to Interstate 278, also known as the Gowanus Expressway, and those living in the same area but farther from the highway. The researchers found higher rates of … |
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Asthma hospitalization rates higher in Twin Cities than Greater …
Alexandria Echo Press Twin Cities area residents are more likely to end up in the hospital for asthma than those residents living in Greater Minnesota, according to a new asthma report … More hospitalizations for asthma in Twin Cities than rest of Minnesota |
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Inflammation a possible cause of higher mortality rates in older asthma patients
Medical Xpress Higher mortality rates among older adult asthma patients compared to their younger counterparts may be due, at least in part, to an increase in airway inflammation, according to a study conducted by researchers in Canada, who note that their results … |
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Mental illness means higher risk of physical problems
Nurse.com And 15.7% of adults who had any mental illness in the past year also had asthma, while 10.6% of those without mental illness had the condition. Adults who had a serious mental illness (a mental illness causing serious functional impairment that … Mental, Physical Health Go Hand in Hand |
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Mental illness tied to higher rates of physical problems
WSFA Rapid treatment with asthma medications seems to help reduce hospitalizations among children with asthma, a new study finds. FRIDAY, April 13 (HealthDay News) — Adults with mental illness are more likely to have certain types of chronic physical … Mental illness tied to higher rates of physical problems: report When the Mind is ill, the Body Follows Mental Illness Linked To Chronic Physical Illness Risk |
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Mental Illness Tied to Higher Rates of Physical Problems: Report
MSN Health & Fitness The report said adults aged 18 and older who had any type of mental illness in the past year had higher rates of high blood pressure, asthma, diabetes, heart disease and stroke. For instance, about 22 percent of adults with any type of mental illness … Mental, Physical Health Go Hand in Hand |
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