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Reduced Mold Exposure Promotes Respiratory Health In Children
Dr. Cutler According to a study published in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, eliminating the presence of mold in the home can have a positive impact on children's respiratory health during their early development. The authors of the study stated that … Poorly controlled asthma costly Molds Linked to Asthma In Children Kids in mouldy homes at risk of asthma |
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Early exposure to mold triples risk of childhood asthma
Gant Daily Cincinnati, OH, United States (AHN) – Babies who live in homes containing mold are three times more likely to develop asthma by the age of seven, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center and the … Childhood asthma linked to depression during pregnancy Kids in mouldy homes at risk of asthma Infants living in 'moldy' homes 3 times likelier to develop asthma by age 7 |
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Mold Exposure in Infancy Raises Asthma Risk
WebMD 2, 2011 — Infants raised in a home with moldy areas may be more likely to develop childhood asthma. A new study shows that infants who lived in moldy homes were nearly three times more likely to have childhood asthma by age 7. … Indoor mold poses key asthma risk for babies Mold Exposure During Infancy Increases Asthma Risk Mold Exposure Increases Kids Risk of Asthma |
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Indoor mold poses greatest asthma risk for babies
CNN (blog) When infants are exposed to mold in the home, their risk for developing asthma more than doubles, according to a study published Tuesday in the Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. The study doesn't prove mold causes asthma, but it does suggest that … Mold Exposure During Infancy Increases Asthma Risk Mold Exposure Increases Kids Risk of Asthma |
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Mold Exposure Increases Kids Risk of Asthma
WTMA Spike Mafford/ThinkstockCINCINNATI, OH – According to study results published in the August issue of Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, nearly nine million children in the US have asthma, and previous studies have shown that mold exposure … Mold Exposure During Infancy Increases Asthma Risk |
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Mold Exposure During Infancy Increases Asthma Risk
Newswise (press release) Newswise — CINCINNATI, OH (August 2, 2011) – Infants who live in “moldy” homes are three times more likely to develop asthma by age 7—an age that children can be accurately diagnosed with the condition. Study results are published in the August issue … |
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Mold, cockroaches linked to asthma and allergies
Mother Nature Network (blog) Environmental pollution has often been linked to allergies and asthma, but two new studies were published last week that shed new light on why kids in one house develop the conditions while kids exposed to similar pollution levels in the house next … Cockroaches may be asthma culprit for city children Cockroaches may be asthma culprit Cockroach May Be Culprit In Urban Kids' Asthma |
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Mold, smoke, vermin, lack of breastfeeding plague Montreal kids
CTV.ca One in four children in Montreal suffers either asthma, infection, wintertime allergies or other conditions which restrict or harm the breathing process, according to a study released Thursday. The study looked at 8000 families living on Montreal … |
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Asthma and the Link to Exposure to Mold and Bacteria
Environmental Expert (press release) Chatsworth, CA, April 5th, 2011A new study by European scientists has found that children who grow up on a farm appear to be less likely to develop asthma. In February of this year it was reported in HealthDay News that, “The risk of asthma was reduced … |
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Mold Helps Reduce Asthma, But Will Lawyers Notice?
Forbes (blog) An article in the current issue of the New England Journal of Medicine severely challenges the premise that mold and bacteria cause childhood asthma. Studies of closely matched groups of children growing up on farms and less robust … |
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