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Premature Babies Outgrow Asthma Later in Life
EmpowHer A high risk for asthma symptoms is linked with preterm birth, and that risk remains high throughout childhood. What happens to the adults who were once preemies? Does their asthma risk remain the same, or does it change? Babies who are born before 37 … |
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Most preemies outgrow asthma
Futurity: Research News Babies born prematurely are more likely than full-term babies to develop asthma. The good news is most of them get better as they get older. For a new study, researchers analyzed register birth and health details of 1.8 million Danes from 1980 to 2009, … |
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Premature Babies With Asthma Outgrow It
New York Times (blog) Parents of premature babies worry about many things, including an increased risk of asthma. But a large Danish study has found that asthma, common in premature babies, disappears as the children grow older. By the time they are adults, their risk of … Preemies More Likely to Have Asthma, Study Finds |
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Many Children Outgrow Asthma
New York Times (blog) As part of the Obstructive Lung Disease in Northern Sweden studies program, researchers followed 248 children who had asthma at age 7 to 8 and found that by age 19, 21 percent had experienced no wheezing in the previous three years and had reported … |
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One in five children outgrow asthma
Clinical Advisor To better understand factors related to remission or persistence of childhood asthma, the researchers analyzed data from a 1996 survey that followed 248 Swedish children aged 7 to 8 years who had asthma. Participants were reassessed annually until age … One in five kids may 'outgrow' asthma |
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One in Five Kids May 'Outgrow' Asthma
Newsday As many as one in five youngsters with asthma may grow out of the respiratory condition as they age, new research indicates. Girls and those who are allergic to furry animals, such as dogs and cats, may be out of luck, however. The study found that … |
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One in five kids may 'outgrow' asthma
MyFox Austin TUESDAY, July 30 (HealthDay News) — As many as one in five youngsters with asthma may grow out of the respiratory condition as they age, new research indicates. Girls and those who are allergic to furry animals, such as dogs and cats, may be out of … |
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One in Five Kids May 'Outgrow' Asthma
Newsday (subscription) "Sensitization to furred animals and a more severe asthma at age 7 to 8 years were both inversely associated with remission," said study author Dr. Martin Andersson, who is part of the Obstructive Lung Disease in Northern Sweden studies. Still, even … Allergies To Pets Linked To Persistence of Asthma As Children Age About One in Five Children Outgrow Asthma |
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One in Five Kids May 'Outgrow' Asthma
U.S. News & World Report Swedish researchers who followed more than 200 children with asthma found that at 19 years of age, 21 percent were in remission, meaning they had no wheeze or need for inhalers. Remission was more common among boys, they found. "Sensitization to … Kids' asthma more likely to linger with pet allergies About One in Five Children Outgrow Asthma |
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Genetic Testing For Asthma Reveals That Some Children Can Outgrow The …
Medical Daily Asthma is a respiratory condition that affects seven million children and 18 million adults. The disease affects the lungs and swells the airways, making breathing difficult and causing coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath. It can even be … |
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