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St. Louis Public Radio |
Asthma, Ticks and Heatstroke: Here's what climate change could mean for your …
St. Louis Public Radio Sure, climate change means average temperatures are getting higher and sea levels are rising. But here are some repercussions that hit closer to home: how these changes affect public health. In St. Louis especially, those concerns include intensified … |
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13abc Action News |
Moldy homes may mean more asthma in young kids
13abc Action News 16, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Children appear more likely to develop asthma if their living rooms, kitchens or bedrooms have mold or moisture damage, according to a new study. Children were most susceptible to developing asthma with mold exposure … |
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Moldy Homes May Mean More Asthma in Young Kids
U.S. News & World Report MONDAY, Feb. 16, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Children appear more likely to develop asthma if their living rooms, kitchens or bedrooms have mold or moisture damage, according to a new study. Children were most susceptible to developing asthma with … |
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Moldy homes may mean more asthma in young kids
Medical Xpress Children were nearly five times more likely to develop asthma at some point by age 6 if moisture damage with mold existed in their bedrooms. The risk for kids with mold in their living room was 7.5 times higher, compared to no moisture damage. In … |
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Moldy Homes May Mean More Asthma in Young Kids
HealthDay MONDAY, Feb. 16, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Children appear more likely to develop asthma if their living rooms, kitchens or bedrooms have mold or moisture damage, according to a new study. Children were most susceptible to developing asthma with … |
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Dirty surroundings in childhood may mean lower asthma, allergy risk
ConsumerAffairs Parents' natural inclination is to provide a clean and safe environment for their babies but a new study suggests that exposure to dirt, dander and germs in the first year of life may be less likely to suffer from allergies, wheezing and asthma later … |
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Dr. Dana Johnson: Recurrent wheezing may mean a need for asthma action plan
Madison.com Dear Reader: Asthma is a condition that affects more than 23 million Americans and often starts in childhood. Someone with asthma has inflammation or swelling in their airways (tubes in their lungs). The inflamed airways are sensitive and may react to … |
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Pollen season can mean extra trouble for asthma sufferers
WWAY NewsChannel 3 The New Hanover County Health Department says this has been a very active pollen season. That tends to be trouble for people with allergies, and especially people with asthma. "A lot of times the pollen can trigger an asthma attack," deputy Health … |
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Celeb Baby Laundry |
Colds During Pregnancy May Mean Higher Risk Of Allergies and Asthma For Child
Celeb Baby Laundry A new study has revealed that the more coughs and colds an expecting mother catches during pregnancy, the more chance her baby has of developing asthma. Both genetic and environmental factors contribute to a child's risk for asthma – a condition that … |
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International Business Times |
A Mother's Colds During Pregnancy May Mean Higher Risk Of Asthma For Child …
International Business Times It's estimated that about one in 12 people have asthma, a condition where a person's airway narrows, swells and makes extra mucus – resulting in impaired breathing that's sometimes life-threatening. According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma … Common cold during pregnancy may lead to risk of childhood asthma, study says Common colds during pregnancy may lead to childhood asthma Women who catch a cold during pregnancy are more likely to have a baby with … |
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