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Prior Food Allergy Exacerbates Allergic Asthma Reaction in Mice
BioNews Texas The study was published in the journal Respiratory Research and is entitled “Food allergy enhances allergic asthma in mice.” Atopic march corresponds to the progression of atopic disorders of the skin, such as atopic dermatitis (also known as eczema … |
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Aerospan improved pediatric asthma outcomes, regardless of prior therapy
Healio “The study findings indicate Aerospan is an effective treatment option for patients that require an inhaled steroid, such as those with mild to moderate asthma,” Karafilidis said. “This, coupled with our other data that suggest Aerospan did not … |
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Science World Report |
Father's Smoking Habit Prior to Conception Linked to Increased Risk of Asthma …
Science World Report The researchers noticed that children whose fathers smoked prior to conception, they suffered from non-allergic asthma without hay fever. The risk of asthma further increased if the father smoked before the age of 15 years and it further rose depending … Smoking Before Fatherhood May Increase Asthma Risk in Offspring Father's smoking prior to conception may increase asthma risk for baby Men who smoke could give their unborn baby asthma |
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University Herald |
Father's Smoking Prior to Conception May Increase Asthma Risk in Offspring
University Herald The research team found that non-allergic asthma (without hayfever) was significantly more common in children with a father who smoked prior to conception. This risk of asthma increased if a father smoked before the age of 15 and this risk grew the … |
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Medical Xpress |
Father's smoking prior to conception may increase asthma risk for baby
Fox News The results found that the risk of non-allergic asthma increased if the child's father smoked before age 15, and grew with the duration. Researchers found no link between a mother's smoking habits and risk of asthma before conception, the news release … Father's smoking prior to conception could increase asthma risk for baby Father's Smoking Habits can Increase Asthma Risk in Children Men who smoke could give their unborn baby asthma – even if they've quit … |
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Women who report feeling stressed early in their monthly cycle were more likely than those who were less stressed to report more pronounced symptoms before and during menstruation, according to a study by researchers at the National Institutes of Health and other institutions. The association raises the possibility that feeling stressed in the weeks before menstruation could worsen the symptoms typically associated with premenstrual syndrome and menstruation.
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