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Tech Times |
Stressful Days Make Kids More Prone To Nightly Asthma Attacks
Tech Times The researchers also looked into the medications used by the children for their asthma such as prednisone and albuterol. Data on school absences, physician's visits and personal information on family, job and finances were also provided by the caregivers. Kids with more daily stress have more nightly asthma awakenings |
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Chicago Tribune |
Women with asthma may be prone to fertility problems
Chicago Tribune Women with asthma may take longer to get pregnant and have a lower pregnancy rate than those without the lung disease, new research suggests. The study included 245 women, aged 23 to 45, who had unexplained fertility problems and were undergoing … |
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Deccan Chronicle |
Kids of smoking moms more prone to asthma
Deccan Chronicle The International Study of Asthma and Allergy in Childhood (ISAAC) done by prominent pulmonologists and other experts, says the odds of six to seven- year- olds exposed to maternal smoking developing asthma are 2.7 times higher than of those who are … |
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Mirror.co.uk |
Antibiotics make children more prone to suffering 'obesity and asthma'
Mirror.co.uk Giving antibiotics to young children makes them prone to asthma and obesity, a new study found. Macrolides, a common class of antibiotics that include azithromycin and clarithromycin, are widely used as an alternative antibiotic for those allergic to … Early antibiotic use 'may predispose children to weight gain and asthma' Some antibiotics may alter children's gut microbiome for up to two years, links to asthma and obesity Antibiotic use in early life disrupt normal gut microbiota development |
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Lung Disease News |
Premature Babies Are Prone to Asthma, But Likely to Grow Out of It
Lung Disease News In a study titled “Prematurity and Prescription Asthma Medication from Childhood to Young Adulthood: A Danish National Cohort Study,“ recently published in the journal PLOS ONE, researchers examined a large patient database, spanning from 1980 until … |
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Jackson Clarion Ledger |
Asthma sufferers, young more prone to enterovirus
Jackson Clarion Ledger Children and young adults get the sickest, and it triggers attacks for people with asthma. Enterovirus symptoms are similar to a cold: fever, runny nose, sneezing, cough and body aches. Severe symptoms for asthma sufferers may include coughing … Protecting your children against Enterovirus D68 How dangerous is this new respiratory enterovirus? Kids with Asthma at Greatest Risk from EV-D68 |
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Giving antibiotics to infants may make them more prone to asthma, study says
Washington Post By age 3, about 18 percent of the children had developed wheezing or asthma. Compared with those who had never taken antibiotics, children who had taken the medication in infancy were twice as likely to have developed wheezing and 60 percent more … |
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Tech Times |
Have asthma? You might be prone to bone loss, says study
Tech Times Based on the research found in Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology's (ACAAI) scientific journal, femur bone and lumber spine density was much lower in people with asthma or AHR than those … Asthma sufferers experience more bone loss |
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Women More Prone to Asthma: Doctors
The New Indian Express According to city doctors gathered at an awareness event on asthma, every 17th woman per 1,000 women suffers from the condition. Women are hospitalised for asthma complications at the rate of 19 per 1 lakh people versus 14 per 1 lakh people in men, … |
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Counsel & Heal |
Asthma sufferers may be prone to bone loss
EurekAlert (press release) ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. (May 1, 2014) – Some of the 26 million Americans with asthma may also be prone to bone loss. According to a study published today in the May issue of Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, the scientific journal of the American … Study Links Asthma Patients to Increased Risk of Bone Loss |
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