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Early childhood respiratory infections may explain link between analgesics and …
Science Codex ATS 2013, PHILADELPHIA ? A new study conducted by Boston researchers reports that the link between asthma and early childhood use of acetaminophen or ibuprofen may be driven by underlying respiratory infections that prompt the use of these … |
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New Understanding of Asthma Development: Transmission of Respiratory …
Science Daily (press release) "Epidemiologic evidence suggests that early-life RSV infection predisposes children to recurrent wheezing and asthma," said Giovanni Piedimonte, M.D., the study's lead author and Chairman of Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital and the Pediatric Institute. Research and Markets: EpiCast Report: Pediatric Respiratory Syncytial Virus … |
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Asthma Plus Three Aspirin: Exacerbated Respiratory Disease
Pharmacy Times The Centers for Disease Control indicates that 8.2% of the US population has asthma, and up to 9% of adult asthmatics have this nonallergic hypersensitivity reaction. Patients experience 3 annoying and potentially life-threatening symptoms, dubbed the … |
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Respiratory issues can affect women in multiple ways
STLtoday.com Estrogen, the primary female sex hormone, and its corresponding levels within the female body, can trigger inflammation in the airways that can bring on a bout of asthma. The variability of estrogen levels is usually the result of one of three factors … |
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Asthma Linked To Menstrual Cycle; Hormones Affect Respiratory Symptoms In …
Huffington Post “In a cohort of nearly 4,000 women, we found large and consistent changes in respiratory symptoms according to menstrual cycle phase, and, in addition, these patterns varied according to body mass index (BMI), asthma, and smoking status.” Outcome … Women's Respiratory Symptoms May Vary With Menstrual Cycle Hormones in menstrual cycle 'affect asthma' Menstrual cycle linked to asthma symptom severity |
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Women's Respiratory Symptoms May Vary With Menstrual Cycle
U.S. News & World Report The finding suggests that treatment for respiratory diseases such as asthma could be improved by individualizing it according to a woman's menstrual cycle, the researchers said. The study included nearly 4,000 women who completed questionnaires that … Hormones in menstrual cycle 'affect asthma' Menstrual cycle stage impact on respiratory symptoms: study Menstrual cycle linked to asthma symptom severity |
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Hanging Your Clothes Inside To Dry Ups Respiratory Risks
RedOrbit Drying clothes indoors could pose health risks to those suffering from asthma, hay fever, and other allergies, according to researchers from the Mackintosh School of Architecture in Glasgow, Scotland. According to Daily Mail writer Claire Bates, the … Laundry dryers are bad for your health – especially if you have asthma and … Study: If You've Got Asthma, Drying Laundry Inside Your Home Might Be … Asthma risk from drying laundry, study finds |
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Borehamwood mum believes asthma and respiratory tract infections due to …
Borehamwood Times Chelsie Lankston, of Thirsk Road, Borehamwood, said Terry is plagued with constant respiratory tract infections and has just been diagnosed with asthma. The 24-year-old, who first spotted the mould in her house when she moved in four years ago, said … |
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Respiratory infections provide urban asthma clue
News-Medical.net By Kirsty Oswald, medwireNews Reporter. Urban infants have a different pattern of viral respiratory illness from suburban infants, which could help explain why they are more likely to develop asthma, say US researchers. "We compared the viral etiology … Respiratory illness linked to viral infections in urban areas Respiratory virus patterns differ in urban, suburban kids |
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Respiratory illness linked to viral infections in urban areas
VOXXI Children living in urban settings may be at a higher risk for asthma compared to those living in the suburbs. This is due to viral infections, indicates a study from Dr. James Gern of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and his team of researchers … |
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