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Underweight or Obese Women Who Drink and Smoke May Have Higher Asthma Risk
The Southern "Although individual physical and behavioral factors associated with asthma have been examined before, people are often exposed to multiple risk factors so it's important we understand the combined impact," lead author Jayadeep Patra said in a news … |
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Daily Star Gazette |
Asthma risk in babies is increasing Air Pollution during pregnancy – Arlington Daily Science
Daily Star Gazette Women should steer clear of air pollution during their pregnancy as this could increase asthma risk in babies. risk of developing asthma is more when the women exposed to air pollution during pregnancy than in the children who are before the age of … |
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Bel Marra Health |
These Women Who Drink and Smoke May Risk Asthma
WebMD SATURDAY, April 9, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Researchers say they have pinpointed several factors that increase asthma risk in women and — to a lesser extent — in men. They analyzed data from about 175,000 people between the ages of 18 and 44 in 51 … Asthma risk higher in underweight or obese women who smoke and drink |
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UPI.com |
Underweight or obese women who drink and smoke may have higher asthma risk
UPI.com "Although individual physical and behavioral factors associated with asthma have been examined before, people are often exposed to multiple risk factors so it's important we understand the combined impact," lead author Jayadeep Patra said in a news … |
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Montana Standard |
Underweight or Obese Women Who Drink and Smoke May Have Higher Asthma Risk
Montana Standard "Although individual physical and behavioral factors associated with asthma have been examined before, people are often exposed to multiple risk factors so it's important we understand the combined impact," lead author Jayadeep Patra said in a news … |
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Daily News & Analysis |
Consuming oily fish during pregnancy may reduce asthma risk in children: New Study
Daily News & Analysis Children born to mothers who consume salmon during pregnancy may have a lower risk of developing asthma compared to kids whose mothers do not eat it, a new study has claimed. Researchers led by Philip Calder from University of Southampton in the … Eating Salmon During Pregnancy May Reduce Asthma In Kids, Study Says Eating Salmon During Pregnancy May Protect Baby From Asthma How oily fish can benefit kids |
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Daily Star Gazette |
Asthma risk in babies is increasing Air Pollution during pregnancy – Philadelphia Daily Science
Daily Star Gazette Women should steer clear of air pollution during their pregnancy as this could increase asthma risk in babies. risk of developing asthma is more when the women exposed to air pollution during pregnancy than in the children who are before the age of … |
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NorthEast Today |
Underweight or Obese Women Who Drink and Smoke May Have Higher Asthma Risk
U.S. News & World Report SATURDAY, April 9, 2016 (HealthDay News) — Researchers say they have pinpointed several factors that increase asthma risk in women and — to a lesser extent — in men. They analyzed data from about 175,000 people between the ages of 18 and 44 in 51 … Due To Second-Hand Smoking India Suffers More Asthma |
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Women with unhealthy BMIs who smoke, drink at two-fold higher risk of asthma
Science Daily Asthma is a respiratory condition where spasms in the air pathways of the lungs cause difficulty breathing; usually triggered by an allergy or sensitivity in the environment. Asthma is a global health priority due to the extent and duration of … |
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Higher smoking rates will increase asthma risk in India: study
The Hans India Patra also noted there are significant variations in diagnosed asthma between countries, with increasing rates found in low-income and middle-income countries, potentially because of higher exposure to multiple risk factors, including the use of solid … |
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