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Eating fish could reduce infants' asthma risk
ABC7Chicago.com The study in the journal Pediatrics finds it could reduce a baby's risk of asthma later in life. Scientists say the window of protection occurs between six months and 12 months of age and that adding fish to the diet before that or not at all in the … |
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Feeding Infants Fish May Reduce Their Chance of Contracting Asthma: Study
Counsel & Heal A new study by Dutch researchers suggests that if children are fed fish in the first year of their life, it reduces their chance of contracting asthma in the future. The study was released Friday. Asthma affects over 40 million people around the world … |
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Eating fish as infants may reduce the chance of asthma
Examiner.com Dutch researchers released a study on Friday that suggests if fish is added to an infant's diet during the first year it reduces the chance of them getting asthma in the future. Asthma is a lung disease that currently affects over 40 million people … Does Eating Fish During Infancy Cut Asthma Risk? Eating fish could reduce infants' asthma risk Health scan |
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How to reduce asthma triggers
Times of India Dust is a cause for triggering cold, asthma and respiratory problems. Guess there is something to cleanliness is next to Godliness. If possible, wipe the dust off surfaces with a damp cloth, it will help you stay away from inhaling dust. A clean home … |
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Can GPS tracking reduce the chances of an asthma attack?
The Citizen Daily Stanford. A decline in aspirin use, exposure to household sprays and cleaners and lack of vitamin D may all help explain surging asthma rates in the past few decades. Millions across the world suffer from asthma but everyone's triggers are different. |
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Channel Blockers Reduce Causes of Asthma Symptoms
Doctors Lounge Epithelial expression of the calcium-activated chloride channel TMEM16A is increased in patients with asthma, and its inhibition negatively regulates epithelial mucin secretion and airway smooth muscle contraction, according to a study published online … |
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Soup May Reduce Asthma Risk In Children, Reports Announced Study
The Inquisitr Will soup prevent development of asthma? A new study to be conducted by researchers at the University of Aberdeen will find out whether or not soups containing food high in vitamin E will help reduce a child's risk of developing asthma. |
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GP asthma registers 'reduce costs'
Pulse A study of 29 GP practices – 15 of which implemented an electronic system to flag up at-risk patients – showed the strategy cut the risk of hospitalisation by half compared with routine asthma care. There was also a non-significant drop in patients … |
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Can GPS Tracking Reduce Asthma Attacks?
Co.Exist About 25 million Americans suffer from asthma, but everyone's triggers are different. Some people start wheezing when they're around household pets or spend too long in a dusty basement. Others get attacks severe enough to send them to the emergency … |
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Soup Could Reduce Asthma Risk In Kids
Medical News Today A new study will be conducted by researchers at the University of Aberdeen to reveal whether soups enhanced with food that contains vitamin E may help reduce the chance of childhood asthma. Baxter Food Group in Scotland is working closely in … Soup may prevent childhood asthma Soup may help prevent child asthma A fortified soup with vitamin E with pregnant women reduces the prevalence of … |
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