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Asthma control & prevention through quitting smoking
Tehran Times If you have asthma, quitting smoking is a great idea. Medical experts have known for a long time that smoking is a big risk factor for asthma — both being a smoker, as well as being exposed to secondhand smoke. Smoking is bad news for people who have … Petrol stations support second hand smoke campaign |
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Only One Ticket Issued For Smoking In Parks So Far
Gothamist Poor Ida Sanoff, a 59-year-old Brighton Beach woman with asthma, thinks smokers have had enough warnings. She loves going to the beach, but she's just about given up on getting fresh air there, because inconsiderate scofflaws blow their cancer fumes … City's Ban on Smoking Called 'an Absolute Joke' New York Parks Smoking Ban Yields One Ticket So Far New York's ban on smoking in public places branded a joke after just ONE … |
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Smoking in pregnancy tied to child's cholesterol. Full Article
Reuters India NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Taking folic acid during pregnancy doesn't seem to raise the baby's risk of getting asthma, according to a Dutch study that eases earlier concerns. In 2009, two research teams reported that folic acid, … |
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Smoking hookah is more serious than you think
IBNLive.com Many young hookah users and their parents, however, seem hardly aware of the health hazards, from asthma to addiction, that it can cause. Hookah sessions enjoy great patronage today, and cost somewhere between `300-500 for around an hour in Chennai. … |
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Smoking while pregnant 'triggers asthma through DNA changes'
Telegraph.co.uk Children whose mothers smoked while pregnant are at an increased risk of developing asthma, say scientists. By Stephen Adams, Medical Correspondent 3:15PM BST 18 May 2011 They have discovered this could be partially because smoking while pregnant can … Pregnant smokers 'could make babies more prone to asthma by altering DNA' Smoking causes fetal DNA change When Pregnant Mom Smokes, Baby's DNA May Change |
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Smoking Moms May Affect Baby's DNA
CBS42 (Ivanhoe Newswire) –Children whose mothers and grandmothers smoked during pregnancy are more likely to suffer from childhood asthma and researchers may have just figured out why. A new study shows changes in a process called DNA methylation, … Smoking during pregnancy puts child at asthma risk Smoking while pregnant 'triggers asthma through DNA changes' Pregnant smokers 'could make babies more prone to asthma by altering DNA' |
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Smoking during pregnancy puts child at asthma risk
Times of India Smoking during pregnancy by mothers or grandmothers puts the child at an increased risk of developing asthma, but the root cause behind this was so far not well understood. Now, a new study has found that changes in a process called DNA methylation … Smoking while pregnant 'triggers asthma through DNA changes' Pregnant smokers 'could make babies more prone to asthma by altering DNA' Smoking causes fetal DNA change |
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Smoking during pregnancy puts children at increased asthma risk
Daily News & Analysis Smoking during pregnancy by mothers or grandmothers puts the child at an increased risk of developing asthma, but the root cause behind this was so far not well understood. Now, a new study has found that changes in a process called DNA methylation … Smoking while pregnant 'triggers asthma through DNA changes' Pregnant smokers 'could make babies more prone to asthma by altering DNA' Smoking causes fetal DNA change |
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Smoking causes fetal DNA change
UPI.com LOS ANGELES, May 18 (UPI) — Children whose mothers smoked during pregnancy are at increased risk of asthma in childhood because of DNA changes, US researchers say. Carrie Breton, assistant professor of preventive medicine at The Keck School of … Smoking while pregnant 'triggers asthma through DNA changes' Pregnant smokers 'could make babies more prone to asthma by altering DNA' Maternal smoking causes changes in fetal DNA |
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Asthma rates up, despite less smoking and air pollution
Kansas City Star LOS ANGELES | About one in 12 people in the United States now has asthma, a total of 24.6 million people and an increase of 4.3 million since 2001, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says. The cost of medical care for … CDC: Asthma Rates Keep Rising Clearing the air Still breathless: Asthma rates rising even as smoking and pollution decline |
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