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Contact Allergies Associated With Lower Rates of Some Cancers – U.S. News & World Report


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Contact Allergies Associated With Lower Rates of Some Cancers
U.S. News & World Report
"However, if these relations are etiological, there are implications for understanding how contact allergy can affect cancer development and vice versa," Engkilde's team wrote in the report. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America has more about …
Are Skin Allergies Linked to Cancer Risk?ABC News
Allergies May Protect Against Some Cancers, Researchers FindSan Francisco Chronicle
Contact Allergies May Help Stymie CancerScientist

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Foetal growth rates ‘can indicate child’s asthma and allergy risks’ – Zenopa

Foetal growth rates 'can indicate child's asthma and allergy risks'
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The rate at which a baby grows within the womb can offer an indicator of how likely they are to develop childhood allergies or asthma. A study conducted by the University of Aberdeen discovered the link after taking foetal measurements from 1500 …
Study links asthma with foetus sizePrivate Healthcare UK

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Pediatric Asthma Rates Often Mirror Allergen Levels – BETTER Health Research

Pediatric Asthma Rates Often Mirror Allergen Levels
BETTER Health Research
People with asthma often suffer from allergies, too. According to the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology, up to 70 percent of those with the respiratory condition are also allergic to things like pollen, dander or even cockroaches. …
Help your child avoid asthma and allergy triggers lurking in the classroomKPVI-TV
Asthma sufferers warned of nasty winterHerald Sun
HGTV'S CARTER OOSTERHOUSE, THE ASTHMA AND ALLERGY FOUNDATIONNorth American Press Syndicate
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U.S. Asthma Rates Rising but Reasons Unclear: CDC – HealthNews

U.S. Asthma Rates Rising but Reasons Unclear: CDC
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CHICAGO (Reuters) – About 25 million Americans, or 1 in 12 people, have asthma, a figure that is rising despite efforts to control key asthma triggers such as indoor smoking, US government researchers …
Asthma still on rise; reasons are uncertainThe Durango Herald
CDC report claims increase in U.S. asthma ratesLexology (registration)

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