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More evidence needed to link paracetamol, childhood asthma
Healio The researchers said that since paracetamol is used to treat respiratory tract infections — a known risk factor for childhood asthma — it remains uncertain whether paracetamol causes asthma or if the association is due to confounding by respiratory … |
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Task Force Helping Kids With Asthma Breathe More Easily
WIBW TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – A new effort is underway to help children with asthma breathe more easily. The Pediatric Asthma Task Force is comprised of local pediatricians, office nurses, school nurses, respiratory therapists and other health professionals. |
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Counsel & Heal |
Mouse Infestations Cause More Asthma Symptoms than Cockroach Exposure
Newswise (press release) Past research has been inconsistent in determining the relative effects of mouse droppings vs. cockroach exposure on asthma in children. According to a study being presented at the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI) Annual … Does father really know best? Maybe not when it comes to controlling asthma Caregivers are not Educated enough about Asthma Management Exposure to indoor air pollution affects children's lungs |
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Zee News |
UCLA study: Asthma harms more than just the lungs, may be more harmful than …
News-Medical.net Asthma may be more harmful than was previously thought, according to UCLA researchers who found that genetic damage is present in circulating, or peripheral, blood. Doctors previously thought that the genetic damage it caused was limited to the lungs. Asthma could affect entire body, not just lungs New study finds asthma more harmful than previously thought |
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Researchers uncover more detail of the molecular triggers behind asthma attacks
Imperial College London A new study has tracked the molecular events that happen during asthma attacks to help explain how a common cold can trigger these attacks. Published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, the research used novel sampling … |
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Monthly Prescribing Reference |
Overweight Children More Likely to Report Worse Asthma Control
Monthly Prescribing Reference Children with early-onset asthma who are overweight or obese may mistake exertional dyspnea and esophageal reflux for loss of asthma control, causing them to use more rescue medication. In a study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical … Overweight kids misinterpret asthma symptoms, potentially overuse medication Obese Asthmatics Overuse Rescue Medications Seven recent developments involving food allergy |
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Bioscience Technology |
Explaining More About Airway Closure During Asthma Attacks
Bioscience Technology (Source: UCSF) The molecular regulation of smooth-muscle contraction is an important determinant of airway responses during an acute asthmatic attack. In acute asthma, various triggers, including viral illnesses and aeroallergens, can cause acute … |
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Medical Xpress |
Research team learns more about why airway closes up during asthma attacks
Medical Xpress The molecular regulation of smooth-muscle contraction is an important determinant of airway responses during an acute asthmatic attack. In acute asthma, various triggers, including viral illnesses and aeroallergens, can cause acute narrowing of the … |
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UCSF News Services |
UCSF Team Learns More About Why Airway Closes Up During Asthma Attacks
UCSF News Services The molecular regulation of smooth-muscle contraction is an important determinant of airway responses during an acute asthmatic attack. In acute asthma, various triggers, including viral illnesses and aeroallergens, can cause acute narrowing of the … |
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Globalnews.ca |
Why doctors say more asthma patients should use an action plan
Globalnews.ca And asthma is a good example of that because people with asthma tend to have flares with things like colds or even for example, change of season,” Global News medical contributor Dr. Samir Gupta said. “Having an asthma plan will improve outcomes.”. |
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