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Antibiotics can lead to greater risk of asthma in children, says Yale study
Hartford Courant Children who receive antibiotics before they're 6 months old – about a third of all children in the US – are 52 percent more likely to develop asthma, … Giving antibiotics to babies could increase asthma risk Antibiotic Use in Infancy May Increase Risk of Childhood Asthma |
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Study reveals clear view of asthma
The Age IN A world-first research project that will improve the diagnosis and treatment of asthma, Melbourne scientists are producing videos showing exactly how air … |
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Study finds Butte high in severe lung ailments
Enterprise-Record It was lower than the state rate in pediatric asthma, high blood pressure, congestive heart failure, urinary tract infections and adult asthma. … |
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Vitamin D Helps Kids' Breathing, Study Says: Are Supplements Smart?
CBS News "Our data suggest that the association between vitamin D and wheezing, which can be a symptom of many respiratory diseases and not just asthma, … Mom's Vitamin D Levels Not Linked to Kid's Asthma Low vitamin D could put infants at risk for respiratory infection, wheezing Low Vitamin D in Newborns Linked to Wheezing |
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Study finds vitamin D helps babies' breathing
abc7.com Five years later, doctors found that infants with the highest levels of vitamin D at birth had lower risks for respiratory infections and asthma. |
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Study Shows Infant Flu May Protect Against Asthma
EmpowHer Their study suggests that getting the flu as a baby may help provide valuable immunity against certain kinds of asthma later in life. … |
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Persistent nasal congestion can be chronic asthma, study
Seer Press Persistent nasal congestion can be a symptom of chronic asthma, warn Swedish doctors. For the first time, clinicians at the University of Gothenburg … |
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Obese people likelier to report exercise as trigger for asthma: Study
Sify A new study has found that obese people are likelier to report exercise as the trigger for asthma. "Compared with normal-weight participants, patients who … |
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Study Finds Link Between Nasal Congestion and Severe Asthma
news Stories A Swedish study finds that nasal congestion can be a sign of severe asthma and that severe asthma appears to be more common than previously thought. … Nasal congestion, a sign of severe asthma One Response to “Nasal congestion can mean severe asthma” Nasal Problems May Be Sign of Severe Asthma |
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Study suggests standard flu vaccine protects people with asthma
Superior Telegram During the 2009 pandemic, people with asthma were four to five times more likely to be hospitalized than healthy adults. Doctors at the UW School of … Resurgence of swine flu If swine flu pandemic is over, why the panic? Sussex facing flu epidemic as patients refuse vaccines |
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