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Asthma In Women Linked To Hormone
ThirdAge Asthma patients who use over-the-counter inhalers must switch to prescription-only alternatives as part of the federal g… Read Moreovernment's latest environmentally friendly efforts. An increased risk of severe asthma attacks requiring … |
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Asthma Drugs Connected To Gene Variant Response
ThirdAge A teenage girl using an inhaler for her asthma. A new study has found asthma-like symptoms are more likely to be display… Read Moreed by teenagers whose mothers were overweight or obese before becoming pregnant with them. Asthma drugs are sometimes … Gene Variant and Asthma Link Discovered by Researchers |
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Poor Children Don't Get Asthma Meds after ER Visit
ThirdAge Children from low-income homes are less likely to be prescribed medication when they visit the emergency room with an asthma attack, a new study shows. According to Reuters Health, only a minority low-income South Carolina children started preventive … Smarter ER treatment of asthma needed |
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Asthma Inhalers Being Phased Out Over Environmental Concerns
ThirdAge Asthma patients who use over-the-counter inhalers must switch to prescription-only alternatives as part of the federal g… Read Moreovernment's latest environmentally friendly efforts. Asthma patients may soon need to obtain an alternative treatment … Obama Administration Set to Ban Asthma Inhalers Over Environmental Concerns Asthma inhaler being phased out by FDA: Why? Inhalers Bad for Ozone, Banned; Plus 4 Other Asthma Solutions |
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Asthma In Kids Linked To Vitamin D
ThirdAge Children with severe therapy-resistant asthma may have worse symptoms due to lower levels of vitamin D in their blood, researchers in London say. Dr. Atul Gupta, a researcher at Royal Brompton Hospital and the National Heart and Lung Institute at … Lack of vitamin D linked to airway changes in children with severe asthma Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Severe Asthma in Children Low vitamin D may cause airway changes in children with severe asthma |
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Asthma Risk May Be Reduced By Banana Consumption
ThirdAge Children who eat one banana a day are less likely to develop asthma and asthmatic symptoms, a new British study reports. Researchers at the Imperial College of London collected dietary information from 2640 children ages 5-10 and tracked the children … |
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Asthma Emergencies May Increase Due To Climate Change
ThirdAge A teenage girl using an inhaler for her asthma. A new study has found asthma-like symptoms are more likely to be display… Read Moreed by teenagers whose mothers were overweight or obese before becoming pregnant with them. Asthma emergencies, such as … Health Matters: Climate Change Affects Asthma |
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Asthma in Teens Linked To Prepregnancy Obesity: Study
ThirdAge A teenage girl using an inhaler for her asthma. A new study has found asthma-like symptoms are more likely to be display… Read Moreed by teenagers whose mothers were overweight or obese before becoming pregnant with them. Asthma-like symptoms are … Obesity Before Pregnancy May Raise Child's Asthma Risk Children of obese mothers face higher risk of asthma and wheezing Prepregnancy Obesity Linked to Asthma in Teens |
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Asthma May Be Related to Electromagnetic Exposure In Utero
ThirdAge Respiratory illness including asthma and influenza are currently causing Emergency Department visits to increase by about 30 percent. The tents can also serve patients of lower priority if an outbreak of the swine flu would occur. … |
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Study: Breastfeeding May Reduce Asthma Risk
ThirdAge Read Moreoping asthma-related symptoms in early childhood. According to a new study, breastfeeding a child for up to six months after birth may prevent or lessen the risk of developing asthma-related symptoms in early childhood. … Asthma risk appears lower in breastfed babies Childhood Asthma Risks Reduced by Breastfeeding Asthma Risk Lower In Breastfed Babies |
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