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Mothers who have low-fat yoghurt during pregnancy 'more likely to have …
Daily Mail Mothers-to-be who eat low-fat yoghurt are more likely to have children with asthma, a study found. The analysis of the habits of tens of thousands of pregnant women also linked low-fat yoghurt with the development of hay fever. … LOW-FAT YOGHURT 'ALLERGY RISK' TO UNBORN BABIES |
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Children with asthma, colds less likely to respond to medications
Pediatric SuperSite With the respiratory infection season now in full swing, parents should consider more intense monitoring of their children who have asthma, as these children may be less likely to respond to asthma medications if they have a cold, according to a study … |
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Black kids twice as likely to have food sensitivities to peanuts, eggs, milk
msnbc.com "We know that sensitization is not the same thing as food allergy, but what they're reporting does seem to be consistent with what has been seen in other populations," said Christine Joseph, an allergy and asthma researcher from the Henry Ford Health … |
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Unhealthy mums likely to have sick kids
Times of India They have significantly higher odds of having asthma and a learning disability, and are more likely to go to the emergency room. "Skeptics may jump to the conclusion that genetics alone are responsible for the health disparities among these groups," … Kids of Unhealthy, Disadvantaged Moms More Likely to Be Sickly Healthy Ladies Are Better Mothers, Says Study Disadvantaged parents have sick kids |
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Kids of Unhealthy, Disadvantaged Moms More Likely to Be Sickly
U.S. News & World Report They are also more likely to score lower on surveys of well-being, have a significantly greater risk of developing asthma and/or a learning disability and are more likely to make emergency department visits. Genetics are not the only cause of these … Mothers' poor health impairs children's well-being, not only due to genetics |
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Asthma More Likely Among Children of Overweight Mothers
New York Times (blog) By ANAHAD O'CONNOR Women who are overweight or obese when they become pregnant may be more likely to have children who develop asthma as teenagers, new research shows. The findings could point to yet another consequence of the rising rates of obesity … Children of obese mothers face higher risk of asthma and wheezing Asthma in Teens Linked To Prepregnancy Obesity: Study Asthma risk higher in children with obese mothers |
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Black Children More Likely to be Hospitalized for Severe Asthma Attacks
HealthNewsDigest.com By Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (HealthNewsDigest.com) – Black children were four times more likely than white children to be hospitalized for a severe asthma attack in 2007, according to the latest News and Numbers from the Agency for … |
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Report: Climate Change Likely to Worsen Maine's Asthma Problem
MPBN News Ozone is an issue for Mainers, who are on the receiving end of air pollution wafting over from other parts of the country, and who also have an above-average rate of asthma. "Even a small increase in ozone due to a warmer climate would have a … Report Projects Health Impacts and Costs from Worsening Ozone Pollution in a … |
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Report: Asthma likely to increase if Clean Air Act derailed
Midland Daily News What will happen to the asthma "epidemic" in Michigan and related fast-rising health care costs if Congress decides to block updates to the Clean Air Act? Three registered nurses addressed those questions during a press conference Wednesday. … Pollution rules could be eased despite increase in asthma Nurses to Congress: Blocking EPA Will Worsen Asthma Report: Asthma costs top $2 billion in Ohio |
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Asthma Medication Can Likely Cure Dimentia-Study
AccentedTouch According to the researchers of Temple University's School of Medicine, a drug used to treat asthma has been found out to help reduce the formation of amyloid beta that is implicated in the development of the Alzheimer's disease. … |
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