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?Autumn and winter-born babies more likely to get asthma, hayfever and food allergies
Western Daily Press Autumn and winter-born babies are more likely to develop asthma, hayfever and food allergies due to genetic differences, according to new research. Scientists have discovered the season you are born in could determine whether you develop an allergy in … |
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Daily Mail |
Babies given paracetamol are nearly a THIRD more likely to develop asthma
Daily Mail Babies who are given paracetamol are nearly a third more likely to develop asthma, researchers have found. Taking paracetamol during pregnancy also increases the chance of the unborn child later becoming asthmatic, according to the Bristol University … Pregnant women who take paracetamol more likely to have babies with asthma Paracetamol could cause asthma in unborn babies Stronger evidence found for link between prenatal exposure to paracetamol and the risk of developing |
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Deccan Chronicle |
Kids of smoking moms more prone to asthma
Deccan Chronicle The International Study of Asthma and Allergy in Childhood (ISAAC) done by prominent pulmonologists and other experts, says the odds of six to seven- year- olds exposed to maternal smoking developing asthma are 2.7 times higher than of those who are … |
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Mirror.co.uk |
Antibiotics make children more prone to suffering 'obesity and asthma'
Mirror.co.uk Giving antibiotics to young children makes them prone to asthma and obesity, a new study found. Macrolides, a common class of antibiotics that include azithromycin and clarithromycin, are widely used as an alternative antibiotic for those allergic to … Early antibiotic use 'may predispose children to weight gain and asthma' Some antibiotics may alter children's gut microbiome for up to two years, links to asthma and obesity Antibiotic use in early life disrupt normal gut microbiota development |
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WSHU |
NY Gets More Than $1 Billion For Student Asthma Management
WSHU U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York has announced more than $1.6 billion in funding for school districts to help students manage their asthma. The funding is part of Gillibrand's School Asthma Management Plan Act and was included in the … Gillibrand, Lowey discuss asthma program in Port Chester School asthma management plan act is law Gillibrand and Lowey Visit Port Chester School to Talk Asthma Relief |
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Children with rhinovirus-positive bronchiolitis more likely to use long-term …
Healio Pediatric patients with rhinovirus-positive bronchiolitis were more likely to use asthma controller medication 12 months after hospitalization compared with patients with respiratory syncytial virus, according to data from a prospective follow-up study … |
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Nephron recalls more than 80000 cartons of its asthma products
FiercePharma Nephron, which two years ago got crosswise with the FDA over the asthma product, is recalling three lots, comprised of 32,490 cartons, of its Asthmanefrin Racepinephrine Inhalation Solution Bronchodilator refills. It also is recalling 47,754 cartons of … |
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Neurology Advisor |
People with asthma more likely to develop chronic migraine
Clinical Advisor More than 5% of people with asthma developed chronic migraine, compared to 2.5% of those without. The lead author Vincent Martin, MD, a professor of medicine and co-director of the Headache and Facial Pain Program at the University of Cincinnati, said … Asthma-Related Inflammation Boosts Chronic Migraine Risk Asthma Tied to Increased Chronic Migraines |
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Clapway |
Kids with Asthma May Have More Problems
Clapway If asthma was not hard enough to deal with for kids, a recent study shows that they have more problems than that. A recently published study, in the Journal of Allergy & Clinical Immunology, finds that kids with this type of disease have their risk for … |
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The Detroit News |
Experts: More solutions needed to address urban asthma
The Detroit News Patient Davioanna Harris, 15, of Detroit, prepares to go back to Cody High School, where she is a sophomore, after her asthma treatment inside “Clara,” a pediatric-based mobile unit parked outside the school. (Photo: Todd McInturf / The Detroit News … Why stress may be fueling the childhood asthma epidemic |
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