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Children exposed to adverse childhood experience more likely to develop asthma
News-Medical.net Robyn Wing, M.D., an emergency medicine physician at Hasbro Children's Hospital, recently led a study that found children who were exposed to an adverse childhood experience (ACE) were 28 percent more likely to develop asthma. The rate of asthma … Association Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Pediatric Asthma … |
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Allergic Living |
Kids Living in Dysfunctional Homes More Likely to Have Asthma
Allergic Living Children who grow up in dysfunctional home environments, such as those where caregivers who have mental illness, violent tendencies, or substance abuse problems, have an increased risk for asthma. According to study published in the Annals of Allergy, … |
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Dayton Daily News |
Ohio pledges more funding for asthma research
Dayton Daily News Thousands of pediatric asthma sufferers in Ohio are now getting coordinated care through a multi-million dollar initiative to align the state's children's hospitals. Gov. John Kasich in 2011 pledged $2 million in research funds to improve the health of … |
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Women with poorly controlled asthma likely to be more obese
Healio “Our study demonstrates that women with poorly controlled asthma have more severe disease and increased obesity,” researchers in Brazil wrote in Allergy, Asthma & Clinical Immunology. “The study demonstrates that there is a negative relationship … |
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Lung Disease News |
Adverse Childhood Experiences Make Children More Susceptible to Asthma
Lung Disease News Several studies have suggested that psychosocial factors may play a role in pediatric asthma. In this study, researchers analyzed the possible relationship between parent-reported diagnosis of lifetime asthma in children and single or cumulative … Childhood Trauma May Raise Odds of Asthma |
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Bloomington Pantagraph |
Life-threatening asthma more concerning during allergy season
Bloomington Pantagraph People diagnosed with asthma must work with their doctor on an asthma action plan and adhere to that. The plan includes taking asthma medications, developing and following strategies to avoid asthma triggers and telling people around you about your … What to know before exercising outdoors with allergies St. Joseph Martin offers allergy management tips Which City Is the Worst for Spring Allergies? | The Weather Channel |
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The Indian Express |
What The Study Found: 2 times more asthma, 3 times more severe lung disorder
The Indian Express Current asthma was prevalent in 4.6 per cent children of Delhi against 2.5 per cent of the controls. The instance of physician-diagnosed asthma, too, was two times more in Delhi. About 15 per cent of Delhi's children had frequent eye irritation … |
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Phys.Org |
Video: Wearable sensors to monitor triggers for asthma, and more
Phys.Org The goal is to help people avoid exposure to the environmental conditions that exacerbate asthma and other health concerns. The team is also developing devices that don't use batteries and instead harvest power from the human body, relying on heat and … |
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Child more likely to get asthma if father smoked in teens, researchers say
Radio Australia New research has found babies are more likely to develop asthma if their father smoked as a teenager. Medical experts said the information should be used to educate young men about the dangers smoking could have on their unborn children. The Thoracic … |
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ABC Online |
Child more likely to get asthma if father smoked in teens, researchers say
ABC Online New research has found babies are more likely to develop asthma if their father smoked as a teenager. Medical experts said the information should be used to educate young men about the dangers smoking could have on their unborn children. The Thoracic … |
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