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Smoking + asthma + pregnant = a dangerous combination
HealthCanal.com New research from the University of Adelaide has shown for the first time that pregnant women who smoke as well as having asthma are greatly increasing the risk of complications for themselves and their unborn children. In the first study of its kind … World-first, Adelaide research finds asthmatic women who smoke while pregnant … |
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UPI.com |
Nevada higher in asthma, heart risk, smoking than nation
UPI.com LAS VEGAS, July 31 (UPI) — Adult asthma is higher in Nevada — 15 percent compared with 13.8 percent nationwide — due dry weather, dust and quick temperature changes, a researcher says. Sheniz Moonie, a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at … |
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 Medical Daily |
England's Smoking Ban Linked to Annual 5 Percent Drop in Emergency …
Science Daily (press release) After taking account of seasonal temperatures, variations in population size, and long term trends in the prevalence of asthma, the figures showed that emergency admissions for the condition fell by 4.9% among adults for each of the first three years … Smoking Ban In England Reduces ER Asthma Visits By 5% Smoking ban linked to 1900 fewer A&E admissions for asthma patients Smoking ban has led to a 5% fall in emergency hospital admissions for asthma |
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 The Guardian |
Smoking ban linked to 1900 fewer A&E admissions for asthma patients
The Guardian Researchers from the University of Bath examined the number of emergency admissions during the first three years after the ban on smoking in public places was introduced in England – where the prevalence of asthma is one of the highest in the world, … Smoking Ban In England Reduces ER Asthma Visits By 5% Smoking ban has led to a 5% fall in emergency hospital admissions for asthma England's smoking ban linked to annual five percent drop in emergency … |
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Observer |
Smoking ban linked to 1900 fewer A&E admissions for asthma patients
Observer Researchers from the University of Bath examined the number of emergency admissions during the first three years after the ban on smoking in public places was introduced in England – where the prevalence of asthma is one of the highest in the world, … Smoking Ban In England Reduces ER Asthma Visits By 5% Smoking ban has led to a 5% fall in emergency hospital admissions for asthma Smoking ban cuts asthma |
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Medical Daily |
Smoking Ban In England Reduces ER Asthma Visits By 5%
Medical Daily Previous studies have looked at total admissions for asthma-related ER visits and have found that the reduction since 2007 was around 24 percent for all age groups. This number includes children that consist of the majority of asthma-related admissions. Smoking ban has led to fall in emergency hospital admissions for asthma Smoke ban link to fewer admissions England's smoking ban linked to annual 5 percent drop in emergency … |
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 The Inquisitr |
Grandmother's Smoking Linked to Asthma
The Inquisitr If your grandmother smoked, you may be more likely to have asthma — even if your mother didn't smoke. That's the finding written by two Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute researchers just published in the March edition of the Review of … Grandmother's Smoking Linked to Asthma in Grandchild Grandmas Who Smoke May Be Cause of Asthma in Grandchildren How your grandmother's smoking habit could affect YOUR health: Cigarettes can … |
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Fall in pediatric asthma admissions after smoking ban in England
News-Medical.net A ban on smoking in enclosed public and workplaces, introduced in England in 2007, was followed by an immediate dip in the number of pediatric hospital admissions for asthma, researchers say. Notably, this contrasted with the time leading up to the ban … |
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Childhood asthma 'admissions down' after smoking ban
PakTribune.com Presenting their findings in the journal Pediatrics, they said the number of children admitted to hospital with severe asthma attacks was rising by more than 2% a year before the restrictions were introduced in July 2007. Taking that into account, they … |
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Stricter smoking regulations resulted in fewer asthma hospitalizations
Healio Christopher Millett, MD, of the School of Public Health at Imperial College London, and colleagues looked at data on a set of children aged 14 years and younger who were seen at an ED for asthma from April 2002 to November 2010. Before a ban on … |
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