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Medical News Today |
Asthma: study may explain why some patients do not respond to treatment
Medical News Today Based on their results, the researchers suggest that blocking NPY activity in asthma patients could be a viable treatment option for the disease, offering hope to patients who fail to respond to current asthma medications. Panettieri notes that NPY … Scientists Say They Have Found 'Pathway' That Can Trigger Asthma |
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CBS Local |
Local Doctor's Study Examines Whether Allergy & Asthma Drugs Stunt Growth In Kids
CBS Local “Up until now, we've never really known what combination therapy does to the growth of children,” Dr. David Skoner, an allergist at Allegheny General Hospital, says. This allergist's research says yes. “The results of our study shows that the effect is … |
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Condition: Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive
Interventions: Drug: Fluticasone furoate 100 mcg + Umeclidinium 62.5 mcg+Vilanterol 25 mcg; Drug: Fluticasone furoate 100 mcg + Vilanterol 25 mcg; Drug: Umeclidinium 62.5 mcg; Device: Placebo ELLIPTA inahler; Drug: Albuterol/Salbutamol
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Daily News & Analysis |
Consuming oily fish during pregnancy may reduce asthma risk in children: New Study
Daily News & Analysis Children born to mothers who consume salmon during pregnancy may have a lower risk of developing asthma compared to kids whose mothers do not eat it, a new study has claimed. Researchers led by Philip Calder from University of Southampton in the … Eating Salmon During Pregnancy May Reduce Asthma In Kids, Study Says Eating Salmon During Pregnancy May Protect Baby From Asthma How oily fish can benefit kids |
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Romper |
Eating Salmon During Pregnancy May Reduce Asthma In Kids, Study Says
Romper Who would have imagined that eating fish while pregnant could have an amazing health benefit for your soon-to-be bundle of joy? A recent study discovered eating salmon during pregnancy may reduce the chance of your child being diagnosed with asthma, … Eating Salmon During Pregnancy May Protect Baby From Asthma How oily fish can benefit kids |
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Higher smoking rates will increase asthma risk in India: study
The Hans India Patra also noted there are significant variations in diagnosed asthma between countries, with increasing rates found in low-income and middle-income countries, potentially because of higher exposure to multiple risk factors, including the use of solid … |
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Deccan Chronicle |
Higher smoking rates will increase asthma risk in India: study
Deccan Chronicle Toronto: Countries with higher male smoking rates such as India and Bangladesh may develop higher asthma and wheezing rates as a result of more exposure to second-hand smoke, scientists say. Underweight and obese women who also drink alcohol and … |
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Study reveals new way lungs respond in asthma attacks
Science Daily The World Health Organisation estimates show that 235 million people worldwide currently suffer from asthma with over 80% of asthma deaths occurring in low and lower-middle income countries. The disease is predicted to increase worldwide over the next … |
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Times of India |
Second-hand smoking may increase asthma risk: Study
Times of India "Although individual physical and behavioural factors associated with asthma have been examined before, people are often exposed to multiple risk factors so it's important we understand the combined impact," said Dr Jayadeep Patra, lead author of the … |
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Researchers Funded to Study Links Between Depression and Asthma
UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences News Studies have shown that children with asthma are at higher risk for depression, and research also has shown an association between a parent or caregiver's depression and worsening symptoms in an asthmatic child. Bruce D. Miller, MD, and Beatrice L. |
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