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Electromagnetic Fields Linked to Asthma in Kids – WebMD


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Electromagnetic Fields Linked to Asthma in Kids
WebMD
1, 2011 — Researchers seeking to explain the rising number of asthma cases in children have fingered a new suspect: electromagnetic fields (EMFs), energy that can't been seen or felt that is generated by household appliances, electronic devices, cars, …
Rise in Asthma Risk Linked to Exposure to Magnetic Fields During PregnancyBloomberg
Magnetic Field Exposure in Utero Linked to Later AsthmaMedscape
Pylons linked to babies' asthma: Hairdryers, vacuum cleaners and microwave …Daily Mail
PR Newswire (press release) –Globe and Mail –U.S. News & World Report
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Day camp gives kids the upper hand on asthma – The Salinas Californian

Day camp gives kids the upper hand on asthma
The Salinas Californian
To apply for the 2012 Asthma Day Camp, call Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System's Respiratory Care Department at 831-755-0782 between 8:30 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday. Cost is $55; Scholarships are ®available. Website: www.svmh. …
NEED TO BREATHE: Asthma camp helps kids copeMonterey County Herald

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Preparation Key When Kids With Asthma Go Back to School – Newsday (subscription)


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Preparation Key When Kids With Asthma Go Back to School
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Click here Preparation Key When Kids With Asthma Go Back to School Published: July 25, 2011 2:30 PM from — Mary Elizabeth Dallas As many kids with asthma get ready to head back to school this fall, the American Lung Association urged parents to …
Preparation Key When Kids With Asthma Go Back to SchoolDoctors Lounge

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Depression in Pregnancy Raises Kids’ Asthma Risk (LiveScience.com)

LiveScience.com – Staying stress-free during pregnancy does more than make life happier for a mom-to-be. It also may protect her baby from developing asthma during childhood, according to a new study.

Researchers from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health followed 279 inner-city African-American and Dominican women during their pregnancies. The researchers measured the women’s stress and anxiety levels using a series of questionnaires. When the babies were born, researchers tracked the health of the children through age 7. …

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