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Prenatal parental depression, some antidepressant use increases pediatric risk …
Healio Prenatal maternal and paternal depression were associated with an increased risk for asthma in children, though parental use of antidepressants did not generally increase children's risk for asthma, according to study findings in Pediatrics. |
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Parental problems prevent children taking much-needed asthma medication
Phys.Org Non-adherence to asthma medication is a common problem, although it is not yet understood what the major barriers are for patients. In this new study, researchers have, for the first time, recorded and analysed a large range of commonly suspected … The Asthma Medication That's Making Us Shorter Problems at home can prevent children taking asthma drugs New data analyses show multiple, sustained benefits of long-term treatment … |
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'Strong evidence' for causal link between parental smoking …
News-Medical.net Parental smoking is associated with symptoms of asthma in exposed children, report researchers who found the more parents smoked, the greater the risk to … |
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Wood Honored for Research Linking Parental Problems and Child's Asthma, Depression
UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences News Empirical findings based on this model have led to discoveries of how parental depression and marital discord contribute to child depression and worsen asthma through psychobiological stress pathways. “Dr. Wood's careful, high-quality research is … |
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Obesity, parental smoking cause asthma among kids: Study
Times of India KANPUR: The rise in pollution and genetic inheritance are generally perceived to be the common factors of asthma among children. But in a study conducted by the paediatrics department of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial ( GSVM) Medical College pointed … |
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Air pollution, parental stress can affect risk for asthma
News-Worthy Information For children exposed to smoking while still in the womb, which is another asthma risk, parental stress also increases the risk for asthma, the researchers … |
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