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Asthma Drug Might Relieve Chronic Hives Patients
Nature World News Omalizumab injection is used to decrease asthma attacks in people with allergic asthma, especially in those whose symptoms don't go away with other steroids. The drug belongs to a class of drugs called monoclonal antibodies and works by blocking the … Asthma Drug May Help Those With Chronic Hives |
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Drugs Used in Asthma Inhalers Make Children Half a Centimeter Shorter than …
Nature World News New research suggests that inhaled corticosteroids, drugs given to people suffering from asthma, can suppress growth in children in the first year of the treatment. Two study reviews, conducted by researchers at Federal University of Rio Grande in Rio … |
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Asthma rates lower in infants exposed to dander and droppings
Mother Nature Network (blog) They not only found that infants exposed to some of these specific bacteria have much less chance of getting asthma later in life, but they also found that those exposed to all three allergens (pet, mouse and cockroach) had even less chance of getting … |
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Eating Broccoli Daily Could help Asthma Patients Breathe Normally
Nature World News "Laboratory tests have shown that consumption of broccoli changes the formation of the airway and may make clear breathing easier for those who suffer from asthma and allergies," said Nadia Mazarakis, who is an author of the study and an honors student … Having broccoli regularly reduces asthma attacks: study |
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Early Exposure to Dust, Household Dust Lowers Asthma Risk in Children
Nature World News Babies exposed to household dirt, pollen and pet dander have lower risk of developing allergies, wheezing or asthma, researchers said. The study shows that exposure to common allergens might be beneficial in boosting immunity of babies. Previous … |
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Yoga Might Not Help Control Asthma: Research
Nature World News Researchers have now found that there is no evidence that Yoga helps ease asthma symptoms. They add that there is no harm in practicing yoga. Data for the study came from 14 studies that looked into the effectiveness of Yoga. The research is published … Yoga Offers Little Relief to Those Suffering From Asthma Yoga Doesn't Appear to Help Asthma Researchers examine health benefits of yoga for asthma sufferers |
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Passive Smoking Lowers Treatment Effectiveness in Children with Asthma
Nature World News Asthmatic Children exposed to cigarette smoke at home don't respond to treatment due to lower levels of a key enzyme, a latest study has found. The research shows that it is important to protect these children from secondhand smoke, both in public and … Passive Smoking Dangerous for Asthmatic Kids Passive smoking impairs children's responses to asthma treatment |
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Can eating produce help with asthma?
Mother Nature Network (blog) By varying the amount of fermentable fiber (like what we get from produce) the researchers were able to demonstrate that produce could have a positive effect on conditions such as asthma. And how, you may be wondering, does what goes on in the gut get … Eating more fruit and vegetables may help with asthma |
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Many People in US Misdiagnosed with Asthma, Receive Unnecessary Treatment
Nature World News "It's very logical for general practitioners to assume most breathing problems are asthma, especially in children," said Tod Olin, MD, a pediatric pulmonologist at National Jewish Health. "But there are a lot of breathing problems out there, and for … Asthma patients may be misdiagnosed |
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6 types of asthma and how they're treated
Mother Nature Network Asthma is a chronic potentially life-threatening airway disease where inflammation in the lungs causes narrow, swollen airways, increased mucus, shortness of breath, chest tightening, coughing and a characteristic wheeze. While most asthma starts in … |
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