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Gut bacteria in infancy may influence asthma risk
KING5.com Bacteria, bugs in our gut, may influence a child's risk of developing asthma. The study followed over 300 Canadian children from birth onward, asking why do some kids get asthma while others don't? Genetics play a role but scientist say, to their … Study: Good gut bacteria may reduce babies' risk of asthma |
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Asthma medications during infancy lead to stunted growth in children
Nature World Report Researchers from Kuopio University Hospital and University of Eastern Finland analysed information on the height, weight and asthma medicine intake of 12,482 Finnish children aged 0-24 months. They found that children who used inhaled corticosteroids … Asthma steroids 'could stunt growth' Asthma medication stunts growth among infants: Finnish Research Asthma Medications Use In Pre-School Children Can Develop Growth Problems |
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Asthma medications during infancy affect growth in children
Nature World Report According to research presented today at the 54th Annual European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology Meeting, infants given asthma medications during their first 2 years of age are likely to be stunted in later life. The findings highlight the … Asthma steroids 'could stunt growth' Infant use of asthma medication linked to stunted growth Some asthma inhalers 'could stunt growth' in children, study finds |
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Asthma medications taken during infancy linked to stunted growth …
EurekAlert (press release) Infants given asthma medications during their first 2 years of age are likely to be stunted in later life, according to research presented today at the 54th Annual European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology Meeting. The findings highlight the … |
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Early infancy microbial and metabolic alterations affect risk of childhood asthma
Science Magazine Changes in the gut microbiota have been implicated in the development of asthma in animal models; however, it has remained unclear whether these findings hold true in humans. Now, Arrieta et al. report in a longitudinal human study that infants at risk … |
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Proximity to moisture damage, mold in early infancy linked with asthma
Healio Moisture damage in living rooms, kitchens and children's bedrooms were associated with an increased the risk for physician-diagnosed asthma ever, persistent asthma and respiratory symptoms among children during their first 6 years. |
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Reduced lung function in infancy linked to asthma at age 8
Healio Physician-diagnosed asthma was present in 39 children (83%), current asthma in 25 (53%) and past asthma in 14 (30%). Ongoing asthma symptoms were observed in 27 (57%) children, seven (15%) of whom presented with ongoing wheeze. Of the patients … |
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Antibiotic Rx in Infancy May Up Childhood Asthma Risk
Monthly Prescribing Reference (HealthDay News) — There is a small increased risk of asthma in children following antibiotic prescription in their first year of life, according to a study published online May 15 in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine. Aida Semic-Jusufagic, MD, from the … |
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Probiotics during pregnancy and infancy no benefit for asthma: BMJ analysis
NutraIngredients.com Azad and her team reported that among 3257 infants enrolled in nine trials contributing asthma data, the risk ratio of doctor diagnosed asthma in participants randomised to receive probiotics was 0.99, while the risk ratio of incident wheeze was 0.97. |
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Does Eating Fish During Infancy Cut Asthma Risk?
U.S. News & World Report FRIDAY, Nov. 16 (HealthDay News) — Adding fish to babies' diets during the first year of life might reduce their risk of asthma later on, a study by Dutch researchers suggests. This window of protection appears to occur between 6 months and 12 months … |
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