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Maternal paracetamol use a child asthma risk
Pharmacy News By Kirrilly Burton on 29 March 2011 Pregnant women should only use the popular pain reliever paracetamol when necessary, as it increases the risk of having children with asthma, a study reveals. The authors made the recommendation after conducting a … Consumption of popular pain reliever during pregnancy may put children at … |
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Maternal Anemia Associated With Childhood Wheezing
Doctors Lounge Maternal anemia during pregnancy is linked with wheezing and asthma in early childhood, according to a study published in the February issue of the Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. THURSDAY, March 24 (HealthDay News) — Maternal anemia during … |
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Maternal Vitamin D Levels Tied to Infant Respiratory Health
Doctors Lounge There was no association, however, between 25(OH)D levels and incidence of asthma by 5 years of age. "Our observational data support the initiation of … Mom's Vitamin D Levels Not Linked to Kid's Asthma Infants' vitamin D lack ups infection risk Low vitamin D could put infants at risk for respiratory infection, wheezing |
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Maternal Stress Worsens Child Asthma
Softpedia … carried out a research that concluded that stressed out mothers can worsen the gravity of their children's asthma symptoms, especially if the children … Stressed out mothers make asthma in children worse Stressed-out moms likely to worsen child's asthma Angry mums worsen children's asthma |
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