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Triggers for Winter Asthma
OzarksFirst.com "I have more issues with asthma in the wintertime because of the colds and the flu virus that are floating around, if I get something like that, it will definitely have a stronger effect on me." This is common in people with the chronic lung condition … Smart Woman: Winter Asthma Triggers Flu, Colds harder for asthma sufferers Winter months bring more challenges for asthma sufferers |
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Beware Winter Triggers for Asthma
OzarksFirst.com "I have more issues with asthma in the wintertime because of the colds and the flu virus that are floating around, if I get something like that, it will definitely have a stronger effect on me." This is common in people with the chronic lung condition … |
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Today's Top Medical Stories for October 30, 2012
OzarksFirst.com Mothers who smoke not only increase their child's chance of getting asthma but also their grandchildren. UCLA researchers studied rats and found nicotine affected the lungs and DNA of their unborn babies. Many later developed asthma. They were also … |
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Heat Wave Aggravating Asthma for Sufferers
OzarksFirst.com More than 25 million Americans suffer from the potentially fatal condition, asthma – which causes coughing, chest tightness, wheezing and shortness of breath. And as temperatures rise and ozone alerts go out, many people with asthma will end up in the … Controlling asthma symptoms in high temperatures Being Careful in the Heat |
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Home Health Visits Improve Health of Young Asthma Patients
OzarksFirst.com When a child is diagnosed with asthma, it becomes a family effort to create a healthy living environment. But home visits from medical staff can help patients be happier, healthier kids. Thomas Brown loves basketball – but two years ago, you wouldn't … |
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Today's Top Medical Stories for Monday, March 19, 2012
OzarksFirst.com A new study suggests Americans aren't doing enough to improve their heart health, and could antibiotics increase the severity of asthma in children? Synthetic versions of marijuana are sending some teens to the emergency room. |
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Study: Even Low Pollen Levels Hurt Kids
OzarksFirst.com (New York, NY) — Parents are being warned that even low pollen levels can bother kids with asthma and some allergies. Researchers at Yale and Brown University say pollen levels considered to be low can bring on wheezing, coughing and shortness of … Even low pollen levels can trigger kids' asthma Even low pollen levels can trigger kids' asthma |
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Today's Top Medical Stories- July 11, 2011
OzarksFirst.com Pregnant women who experience anxiety or depression could be putting their child at greater risk for asthma. A new report found about 70 percent of mothers who said they had high levels of anxiety or depression during their pregnancy also reported … Columbia Study Finds Maternal Stress Increases Asthma Anxiety, Depression in Pregnancy May Raise Kids' Asthma Risk Depression during pregnancy up asthma risk |
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Farm Animals Lower Kids' Asthma Risk
OzarksFirst.com A new study of nearly a thousand European children finds kids who grow up on traditional farms are up to 50 percent less likely to develop asthma than other children. Researchers determined the protection comes from the harmless germs associated with … Bacteria on Farms May Protect Against Asthma Guardian Microbes On Farms Protect Against Child Asthma Farm Bacteria & Elements May Lead to Asthma Vaccine |
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CDC Report Shows 8% of Americans Have Asthma
OzarksFirst.com (Washington, DC) — New statistics show that just over eight-percent of Americans suffer from asthma. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention … More Than 8 Percent of Americans Have Asthma CDC: Asthma rate in US up a little to 8.2 pct CDC: 8 Percent of Individuals in US Have Asthma Rates are higher in females … |
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