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News from the University of Massachusetts |
SOM 2016 capstones target childhood asthma, food insecurity, diabetes among homeless
News from the University of Massachusetts Malek Mazzawi helped families of children with asthma reduce their absences from school by improving their home environments, making them less prone to asthma attacks. Micaela Atkins worked to help the homeless manage their diabetes. Kathryn Bailey … |
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2 Minute Medicine (blog) |
Job insecurity linked to increased asthma risk
2 Minute Medicine (blog) Study Rundown: It is well-established that excessive psychological stressors can increase the incidence of many diseases, including asthma. In particular, high job insecurity has been associated with a higher incidence of neurological, psychiatric, and … |
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Science World Report |
Insecurity In the Workplace May Increase The Risk Of Asthma
Science World Report Researchers examined various sociodemographic factors, including depression and lifestyle to determine why asthma risk may increase with job insecurity. They found that an individual's risk of developing first-time asthma actually rose by 24 percent … |
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Conditions: Food Allergy; Asthma; Allergic Rhinitis; Atopic Dermatitis; Eosinophilic Esophagitis
Intervention:
Sponsors: Arkansas Children’s Hospital Research Institute; Arkansas Children’s Hospital Research Institute
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