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Breathe Easy: Taking Magnesium for Asthma
Newsmax In the United States, it is estimated that 26 million children and adults suffer from asthma, reports the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology. Asthma symptoms vary, but the most common include shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing … Three things students with allergies should do before college |
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Yoga Can Reduce Asthma Symptoms: Study
Newsmax Researchers studying the effects of yoga on asthma have found that regular practice could improve quality of life and alleviate respiratory symptoms for people with the condition. However, ahead of World Asthma Day, May 3, health professionals stress … Yoga 'probably good for asthma symptoms and quality of life' Yoga may have health benefits for people with asthma Yoga may improve symptoms, quality of life for people with asthma |
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Getting Sunshine While Pregnant Helps Prevent Asthma in Kids
Newsmax By measuring the levels of sunlight in these locations when the asthmatics' mothers would have been in their second trimester of pregnancy, the team found that a woman with a higher level of exposure to sunlight during this time, and therefore a higher … Asthma & Pregnancy: Can I Use That Medication? |
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Inhaler Lessons Can Reduce Asthma Emergencies
Newsmax A major weakness of asthma care is that many patients don't know how to use inhalers to deliver life-saving medicine when they're gasping for air. The fix may be as simple as taking more time to teach patients how the devices work, a U.S. study suggests. |
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Asthma Raises Risk for Abdominal Aneurysm
Newsmax "People with abdominal aortic aneurysm who were diagnosed with asthma within the past year had more than a 50 percent greater risk of ruptured aneurysms than those without asthma," said lead researcher Guo-Ping Shi, from Brigham and Women's … Recent asthma may be linked with abdominal aneurysm rupture Asthma Tied to Presence and Rupture of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms, Potentially Linked by Inflammation |
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Prenatal Exposure to Asthma Drugs Tied to Autism
Newsmax "Uncontrolled asthma in pregnancy has been associated with poor birth outcomes, such as preterm birth, low birth weight and admission to the neonatal intensive care unit," said lead researcher Nicole Gidaya, of Drexel University, in Philadelphia. |
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Allergies, Asthma Double Kids' Heart Risks
Newsmax A new study suggests that kids with asthma or allergies like hay fever may face as much as a doubling of their risk of high blood pressure and high cholesterol — even if they aren't overweight. However, the risk to any one child remains low, experts … |
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Migraines and Asthma Study: Those With Breathing Issues May Suffer Worse Headaches
Newsmax "In this study, persons with episodic migraine and asthma at baseline were more than twice as likely to develop chronic migraine after one year of follow-up as compared to those with episodic migraine but not asthma," Dr. Vincent Martin, professor of … Asthma can make occasional migraines a chronic condition Have Asthma? Bad News — Study Says You'll Probably Get Chronic Migraines … Asthma may lead to chronic migraine |
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Asthma Worsens Migraines, Research Finds
Newsmax Researchers from the University of Cincinnati, Montefiore Headache Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Vedanta Research have found that people with asthma who experience occasional migraines are more likely to suffer from chronic … Asthma can make occasional migraines a chronic condition Asthma increases risk of future chronic migraines, study reveals Asthma & Chronic Migraine – Distant Cousins? |
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Drug Combats Severe Asthma
Newsmax "This approval offers patients with severe asthma an additional therapy when current treatments cannot maintain adequate control of their asthma," Dr. Badrul Chowdhury, director of the FDA's pulmonary, allergy and rheumatology products division, said … |
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