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Perceived stress linked to asthma, atopic disorders
Medical Xpress Perceived stress linked to asthma, atopic disorders. Perceived stress correlates with an increased risk of adult-onset asthma, allergic rhinitis, and atopic dermatitis as well as asthma medication use, according to a study published online Sept. 3 in … |
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Children with asthma at-risk for mental health issues
Medical Xpress When the children with asthma were separated into groups depending on the severity of their condition, children with mild asthma were no different to those without asthma in terms of mental health outcomes, but children with severe or persistent asthma … |
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Soup Could Reduce Asthma Risk In Kids
Medical News Today A new study will be conducted by researchers at the University of Aberdeen to reveal whether soups enhanced with food that contains vitamin E may help reduce the chance of childhood asthma. Baxter Food Group in Scotland is working closely in … Soup may prevent childhood asthma Soup may help prevent child asthma A fortified soup with vitamin E with pregnant women reduces the prevalence of … |
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Language barrier linked to poorer asthma outcomes
Medical Xpress "This prospective study of elderly patients with asthma demonstrates several associations between limited English proficiency and increased asthma morbidity," the authors write. "Further research is needed to understand the underlying mechanism for … Home Improvement Tips to Fight Allergies and Asthma Health Update: Ragweed Allergies Take Off |
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Addition of tiotropium effective in poorly controlled asthma
Medical Xpress For patients with poorly controlled asthma, the addition of tiotropium to standard therapy is beneficial, according to a study published online Sept. 3 in the New England Journal of Medicine to coincide with presentation at the annual meeting of the … Tiotropium significantly reduces asthma exacerbations |
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Scientists Determine Why Kids With Asthma Are Often Bullied
Medical News Today A new study has identified several factors that may help us understand why kids with asthma are bullied more than healthy kids. The research, presented September 2, 2012 at the European Respiratory Society's Annual Congress in Vienna, emphasized how … Why Are Asthmatic Youngsters More Likely To Be Bullied? Why Are Kids With Asthma Bullied More Often? Asthmatic children more likely to be bullied |
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Study explores why children with asthma are more likely to be bullied
Medical Xpress The study, presented today at the European Respiratory Society's Annual Congress in Vienna, highlights the need for doctors to talk to children with asthma about bullying, as well as the impact the disease could be having in other areas of their life … |
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Asthma symptoms could be aggravated by imbalance problems
Medical Xpress Researchers aimed to assess the link between asthma, anxiety and balance. Anxiety and imbalance are closely related. Muscles and joints are controlled by signals from the brain, which are, in turn, sent from stimuli from the eyes and inner ear. This … Imbalance problems could aggravate asthma symptoms |
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PCB Exposure Increases Asthma Risk in Children
Medical Daily Our findings suggest that people with high levels of the chemicals in their blood stream are suffering from higher levels of wheeze, a common asthma symptom," said lead author Professor Sly from the University of Queensland in a press release. Other … Exposure to common toxic substances could increase asthma symptoms Exposure to common toxic substances may up kids` asthma symptoms |
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Exposure to common toxic substances could increase asthma symptoms
Medical Xpress September 1, 2012 in Immunology. Vienna, Austria: Children who are exposed to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), which were commonly used in a range of industrial products, could be at risk of an increase in asthma symptoms, according to new research. Exposure to common toxic substances may up kids` asthma symptoms |
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