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Asthma Might Not Be Linked To Polluted City Air After All: Finding Suggests …
Headlines & Global News The findings revealed 13 percent of inner-city participants had asthma, compared with 11 percent of children living in less urban areas, but this difference disappeared once the researchers factored in "race, ethnicity and geographic region in their … |
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Asthma Raises Heart Attack Risk, Research Suggests
WebMD "People with asthma should make an effort to optimally control their asthma symptoms, because proper asthma control not only improves asthma symptoms and quality of life but also reduces the risk of heart attack," said Dr. Young Juhn, a pediatrics … New studies link asthma to higher risk of heart disease Having Asthma Could Double Your Risk of a Heart Attack Patients with active asthma at higher risk for heart attack, research shows |
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Asthma Raises Heart Attack Risk, Research Suggests
U.S. News & World Report SUNDAY, Nov. 16, 2014 (HealthDay News) — People suffering from asthma who have to take medication every day to control it may face an increased risk of heart attack, new research suggests. And a second study confirms that having active asthma also … Patients with active asthma at higher risk for heart attack, research shows Having Asthma Could Double Your Risk of a Heart Attack Asthma May Put the Heart in Peril |
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Asthma Raises Heart Attack Risk, Research Suggests
HealthDay SUNDAY, Nov. 16, 2014 (HealthDay News) — People suffering from asthma who have to take medication every day to control it may face an increased risk of heart attack, new research suggests. And a second study confirms that having active asthma also … Patients with active asthma at higher risk for heart attack, research shows |
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Asthma Risk Up with Fear of Job Loss, Study Suggests
Monthly Prescribing Reference Perceived job insecurity during an economic downturn may increase the risk of newly onset asthma, according to a new study published in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health. Using prospective data from the German Socio-Economic Panel for … |
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Study suggests cockroaches may protect babies from asthma
STLtoday.com Along with cockroaches, exposure to cats, mice and certain bacteria — as a group — seemed to lower the potential for developing asthma for children at high risk for the respiratory disease. It was the opposite of what lead doctor Gordon Bloomberg … |
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Yoga May Not Help Ease Asthma, Study Suggests
HealthDay THURSDAY, June 5, 2014 (HealthDay News) — Although yoga is believed to boost physical and mental health, it does not seem to help ease symptoms of asthma, a new study finds. Even so, experts from the American College of Allergy, Asthma and … Yoga: No Harm, No Treatment for Asthma Patients Asthma Symptoms and Control Found Not Improved By Yoga New scheme to help kids in fight against asthma |
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Yoga May Not Help Ease Asthma, Study Suggests
U.S. News & World Report THURSDAY, June 5, 2014 (HealthDay News) — Although yoga is believed to boost physical and mental health, it does not seem to help ease symptoms of asthma, a new study finds. Even so, experts from the American College of Allergy, Asthma and … Yoga: No Harm, No Treatment for Asthma Patients Asthma Symptoms and Control Found Not Improved By Yoga Yoga Won't Necessarily Make Asthmatics Breathe Easier |
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People's Pharmacy: Some research suggests infection may cause asthma
Online Athens I have asthma and have found that the drugs my doctors prescribe don't do very much for me. I was intrigued by something you wrote about asthma being caused by infection. Both my family physician and my specialist say this is totally bogus. What is the … |
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Research suggests new way of treating asthma in obese people
News-Medical.net Research conducted at Boston Children's Hospital indicates that obesity might cause asthma via factors in the immune system and suggests a new way of treating asthma in obese people—who often respond poorly to standard asthma medications. The study … Obesity May Cause Asthma by Altering the Immune System |
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