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Exercise Raises Quality of Life in Asthma
MedPage Today Explain that patients with persistent asthma reported significant improvements in quality of life after four months of structured exercise in a gym. Note that patients in the exercise program also reported that they experienced fewer disease-related … |
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Drinking soda raises risk for asthma, COPD: Study
CBS News A new study suggests drinking soda might raise your risk for respiratory diseases like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). For the study, published in the Feb. 7 issue of Respirology, Australian researchers surveyed nearly 17000 … Soda Linked to Lung Disease Asthma connected to fizzy drinks Soft drinks 'increase asthma risk' |
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New immune cell raises prospect of asthma treatment
Australian Life Scientist The suite of immune cells in the human body has increased by one, lending insight into immune responses such as asthma, and raising the possibility of a new treatment for chronic allergies. Asthma affects over two million Australians, including one in … |
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Family bag pack raises over £1200 for asthma charity
Lisburn Today The Laverty family decided to raise money for Asthma UK after their youngest member, Poppy, was diagnosed with the condition last year. The bag pack at Sainsburys last weekend is the first in a series of events the family are planning and their … |
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Mold exposure in infancy raises asthma
Press TV Infants who have been exposed to household molds and mycotoxins they produce are significantly at a higher risk of developing asthma at childhood. A team of researchers from the University of Cincinnati reviewed 7 years of medical data from 176 … |
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Mold Exposure in Infancy Raises Asthma Risk
WebMD 2, 2011 — Infants raised in a home with moldy areas may be more likely to develop childhood asthma. A new study shows that infants who lived in moldy homes were nearly three times more likely to have childhood asthma by age 7. … Indoor mold poses key asthma risk for babies Mold Exposure During Infancy Increases Asthma Risk Mold Exposure Increases Kids Risk of Asthma |
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Gene discovered that raises asthma risk in blacks
London Free Press US researchers have discovered a genetic mutation unique to African Americans that could help explain why blacks are so susceptible to asthma. (Shutterstock) US researchers have discovered a genetic mutation unique to … Gene Variant Has Large Effect on Blacks' Asthma Risk Gene Variant Associated With Asthma Risk in Blacks Gene discovered that raises asthma risk in blacks |
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LiveScience.com – Staying stress-free during pregnancy does more than make life happier for a mom-to-be. It also may protect her baby from developing asthma during childhood, according to a new study.
Researchers from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health followed 279 inner-city African-American and Dominican women during their pregnancies. The researchers measured the women’s stress and anxiety levels using a series of questionnaires. When the babies were born, researchers tracked the health of the children through age 7. …
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Depression in Pregnancy Raises Kids' Asthma Risk
MyHealthNewsDaily It also may protect her baby from developing asthma during childhood, according to a new study. Researchers from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health followed 279 inner-city African-American and Dominican women during their … Depression in Pregnancy Linked to Childhood Asthma Asthma 'linked to premature babies' Asthma link to premature births |
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Superior Veterans Museum Raises Money for Honor Flight
FOX 21 Online FOCUS ON HEALTH – A new procedure to help asthma patients breathe a bit easier is being done at a British hospital. It involves using heat to melt away muscle in airways that can block air getting through. … |
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