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Asthma is increased by traffic pollution and wood smoke
Examiner.com The American Lung Association writes that asthma is a reversible obstructive lung disease, which is caused by increased reaction of the airways to various stimuli. This is a chronic inflammatory condition which has acute exacerbations. Asthma can be a … |
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Heavy Traffic Pollution, Wood Fire Smoke May Worsen Asthma Symptoms
Huffington Post Researchers from the University of Melbourne found that heavy traffic pollution seemed to increase asthma symptoms by 80 percent and smoke from wood fires seemed to increase symptoms by 11 percent among people with the condition. "These findings … Never assessed environmental factors increase adult asthma Asthma sufferers exposed to heavy traffic pollution or wood smoke experience … Pollution worsens asthma symptoms |
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Asthma sufferers exposed to heavy traffic pollution or wood smoke experience …
News-Medical.net Asthma sufferers frequently exposed to heavy traffic pollution or smoke from wood fire heaters, experienced a significant worsening of symptoms, a new University of Melbourne led study has found. The study is the first of its kind to assess the impact … Pollution worsens asthma symptoms Traffic pollution and wood smoke worsens asthma symptoms |
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Asthma sufferers exposed to heavy traffic pollution or wood smoke experience …
News-Medical.net Asthma sufferers frequently exposed to heavy traffic pollution or smoke from wood fire heaters, experienced a significant worsening of symptoms, a new University of Melbourne led study has found. The study is the first of its kind to assess the impact … Pollution worsens asthma symptoms Traffic pollution and wood smoke worsens asthma symptoms |
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Traffic Pollution and Wood Smoke Increases Asthma in Adults
Science Daily (press release) Aug. 20, 2013 — Asthma sufferers frequently exposed to heavy traffic pollution or smoke from wood fire heaters, experienced a significant worsening of symptoms, a new University of Melbourne led study has found. Watching Lots of Television Increases Childrens Risk of Developing Asthma |
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Traffic pollution and wood smoke increases asthma in adults
Science Codex Asthma sufferers frequently exposed to heavy traffic pollution or smoke from wood fire heaters, experienced a significant worsening of symptoms, a new University of Melbourne led study has found. The study is the first of its kind to assess the impact … Watching Lots of Television Increases Childrens Risk of Developing Asthma |
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Traffic pollution and wood smoke increases asthma in adults
Medical Xpress (Medical Xpress)—Asthma sufferers frequently exposed to heavy traffic pollution or smoke from wood fire heaters, experienced a significant worsening of symptoms, a new University of Melbourne led study has found. The study is the first of its kind to … |
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Summer Air Pollution Hightens Asthma
WDTV Local doctors tell 5 News that in the summer months, extreme temperatures, mixed with high pollen and impurities in the air cause a majority of asthma attacks that get treated almost daily, and as 5 News learned on Wednesday, asthma can't be cured, it … |
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Study to explore link between pollution, asthma attacks
Timesonline.com Currently underway by doctors from Allegheny Health Network hospitals, the study will examine whether particulate air pollution — tiny solid and liquid particles in the air we breathe — directly relates to an increase in cases of an acute type of … |
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New Study To Look At Air Pollution, Severe Asthma Attacks
CBS Local PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — If you suffer from severe asthma attacks, a group of local doctors wants to hear from you. They're preparing to start a new study that looks at the connection between air pollution and asthma attacks. Hot days can be tough on … |
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