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Kids Who Live on Farms Less Likely to Get Asthma, Study Says
The Epoch Times Models demonstrate the difference between a healthy airway and one that is inflamed by asthma at the Venice Family Clinic on June 6, 2007 in the Los Angeles, California community of Venice. (David McNew/Getty Images) Asthma and atopy, … |
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Asthma management programs benefit preschoolers: Study
Sify Asthma management programs, developed for parents of preschool children diagnosed with asthma, have huge benefits, shows a study. The Asthma Basics for Children (ABC) program, established by Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health and a … |
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Gluten linked to asthma in study
MyFox Tampa Bay As the number of children diagnosed with asthma continue to rise, many point to environmental factors like pollen and pollution. But now new research is saying, for some, the problem may be less about what we breathe and more about what we eat. … Asthma linked to celiac disease Study links celiac disease to asthma People With Celiac Disease at Increased Risk for Asthma |
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Study Finds Microbes Reduce Risk of Children Developing Asthma
news Stories A German epidemiological study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, confirms previous findings that children living on farms are significantly less likely to develop asthma than others. This study shows that the lower susceptibility of … Children raised on farms less vulnerable to asthma Children Living on Farms Less Likely to Develop Asthma Children on Farms Have Low Asthma Risk |
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Study: Farm-raised kids less prone to asthma
Bellingham Herald Children raised on farms don't suffer from asthma as much as their city- and suburb-dwelling counterparts, according to a paper published online Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine. … Children raised on farms less vulnerable to asthma Children Living on Farms Less Likely to Develop Asthma Farm living could arm kids against asthma |
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Study links celiac disease to asthma
ABC7Chicago.com February 24, 2011 (WLS) — A new study has found that people with celiac disease were 60 percent more likely to develop asthma relative to those without celiac. The study in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology found those diagnosed with … Asthma linked to celiac disease People With Celiac Disease at Increased Risk for Asthma |
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Goodbye, City Life? Farm Kids Have Fewer Allergies, Study Shows
ParentDish by Mary Beth Sammons (Subscribe to Mary Beth Sammons's posts) Farm living could be ideal for kids with asthma and allergies, a new study shows. Credit: Getty "Green Acres is the place to be" may become the theme song for parents intent on keeping their … Bacteria on Farms May Protect Against Asthma Guardian Microbes On Farms Protect Against Child Asthma Farm Animals Lower Kids' Asthma Risk |
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Study sees no link between vitamin D, diabetes
Reuters The findings may further temper the enthusiasm for vitamin D that built up in recent years, as studies linked it to lower risks of everything from diabetes, to severe asthma, heart disease, certain cancers and depression. The problem with those studies … No link found between diabetes and vitamin D, according to study |
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Verona Pharma announces positive results from mild asthma study
Trading Markets (press release) Verona Pharma plc, a biotechnology company, has completed a successful trial of higher doses of its lead respiratory drug, RPL554, in patients with mild asthma. The randomized, blinded trial, with placebo control, took place in Leiden, The Netherlands, … |
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Study: Climate change linked to longer pollen season
USA Today "If these warming trends continue (as they're projected to) under a changing climate, the health of people with severe allergies or asthma could really suffer." At least 10% of the US population is sensitive in the summer and fall to ragweed, … Climate Change Extending Ragweed Season in Colder Climes: Study Climate change extending ragweed season, hay fever misery, study finds Trouble In The Air: Warmer Temperatures Lengthen Midwest Ragweed Pollen Season |
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