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Single-Parent Status Linked to Poor Asthma Control in Kids
Medscape November 17, 2011 (Boston, Massachusetts) — Children with asthma who live in single-parent homes are 50% more likely to be readmitted to the hospital within 12 months for worsening asthma symptoms, compared with children who live in 2-parent homes, … |
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Asthma Flares Hit Single-Parent Kids Harder
Everyday Health Single-parent children with asthma are significantly more likely to land in the hospital for flare-ups than their two-parent peers, most likely due to income disparities. By John Gever, Senior Editor, MedPage Today WEDNESDAY, Nov. … |
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ACAAI: Asthma Flares Hit Single-Parent Kids Harder
MedPage Today Explain that a cohort study found that children admitted to hospital for asthma symptoms were more likely to be readmitted or have an emergency department visit within 12 months if they lived in a single-parent family. Note that low income was the only … |
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