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Caesarean link to infant respiratory infections
Sydney Morning Herald While most children can recover from bronchiolitis quickly, it can make the child more prone to other respiratory illnesses such as asthma later in life. Babies born by elective caesareans are more likely to suffer a serious respiratory infection in … C-Section Delivery Linked to Respiratory Infections, Study Says C-section linked to bronchiolitis |
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Alcohol and asthma link hard to swallow
BUPA Drinking alcohol in moderation may reduce your risk of developing asthma, according to research presented at the European Respiratory Society Annual Congress. The Dutch researchers found that people who drank alcohol in moderation had a lower risk of … Moderate alcohol may reduce asthma risk Studies show links between biking and lung injury, alcohol and asthma Asthma: 2 glasses of wine a week 'cut risk' compared to heavy drinkers |
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 Irish Independent |
Study finds asthma link to yoghurt in pregnancy
Irish Times WOMEN WHO eat low-fat yoghurt while pregnant increase their chances of having children who develop asthma and hay fever, a study has found. Daily low-fat yoghurt consumption raised the odds by 1.6 times of giving birth to a child who suffered from … Pregnancy study links low-fat yoghurt to asthma in children Yogurt While Pregnant May Raise Risk of Asthma in Child (Video) Yogurt Consumption While Pregnant Could Lead to Childhood Asthma |
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Yoghurt-asthma link in baby study
The Press Association Women who eat low-fat yoghurt while pregnant increase their chances of having children who develop asthma and hay fever, a study has found. Daily yoghurt consumption raised the odds of giving birth to a child who suffered from asthma by the age of … |
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Yoghurt-asthma link in baby study
Sky News Australia Women who eat low-fat yoghurt while pregnant increase their chances of having children who develop asthma and hay fever, a study has found. Daily yoghurt consumption raised the odds of giving birth to a child who suffered from asthma by the age of … Low-Fat Yoghurt During Pregnancy Increases Risk Of Asthma In Children Low-fat yoghurt 'pregnancy risk' Kids' Asthma and Mom's Dairy Consumption |
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New asthma risk genes suggest link with other diseases
PHG Foundation Identify novel genetic variants affecting asthma risk and their implications for potential mechanisms underlying the disease. A genome-wide association study (GWAS) was performed in a group of 2669 asthmatics and 4528 controls from Australia. … Genetic clue to asthma disclosed: Research New Genetic Variants = Treatment for Asthma |
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Studies Link Asthma with Variations in IL6 Receptor Gene and Chromosome 11q13.5
Genetic Engineering News Genome-wide association studies focused on asthma risk genes have identified a variation in the interleukin-6 receptor (IL6R), and alterations at another site on chromosome 11q13.5 near the leucine-rich repeat containing 32 gene (LRRC32, also known as … |
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Power line link to asthma, study finds
Independent Online Chicago – Children whose mothers had high exposure to electromagnetic fields while pregnant may have an increased risk of developing asthma, US researchers said in a study that adds to an ongoing debate. … |
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Study Reveals Deep Link between Smoking While Pregnant and Asthma
The Bay Citizen (blog) A new study from the University of California, San Francisco, found that exposure to tobacco smoke in utero was far more likely to cause severe asthma than exposure during the first two years of life. Children with severe asthma were more than three … Smoking During Pregnancy Linked to Persistent Asthma in Childhood Asthma In Pregnancy |
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Chicago Researchers Studying Vitamin D-Asthma Link
WJBD Online CHICAGO (AP) – Researchers in Chicago want asthma patients for a study on whether vitamin D pills can make inhaled steroids work better. The research may help answer why inhaled steroids alone don't work in some people with asthma. … |
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