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Many women stop their asthma meds while pregnant
Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Almost a third of women on asthma control medications stop using them during the first few months of pregnancy – despite advice that a mother's uncontrolled asthma is more dangerous to the developing fetus than the drugs, … |
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Women who smoke during pregnancy put future grandchildren at asthma risk
Newstrack India Washington, October 30 (ANI): It is already widely known that smoking is dangerous for smokers and their children, but a new research led by an Indian origin researcher has now revealed that nicotine exposure also causes asthma in the smoker's … Nicotine exposure causes asthma in smoker's grandchildren |
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Women who smoke during pregnancy could put their future grandchildren at risk …
Daily Mail He said asthma is the most common chronic disease of childhood and while there are many factors which contribute to asthma, maternal smoking during pregnancy is an avoidable risk. 'The effects of smoking during pregnancy are, it seems very long lasting … |
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Pregnant women who smoke may put kids at risk for severe asthma
CNN (blog) Now add something else to the list: asthma. An intriguing new study suggests African-American and Latino children with asthma whose moms smoke while pregnant are more likely to have severe asthma as teens, even if their moms stop smoking after they are … Smoking During Pregnancy Linked to Severe Asthma in Teen Years |
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Stress in Pregnant Women can Provoke Allergic Reactions Such as Asthma or …
MarketWatch (press release) Exposure to allergens during pregnancy will be a key topic during the EAACI Congress, as well as how stress provokes reactions such us as asthma or eczema in the newborn. Japanese researchers have found that anxiety in pregnant woman is associated with … |
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 Newstrack India |
Pregnant women who smoke may put their kids at risk for severe asthma
CNN (blog) Now add something else to the list: asthma. An intriguing new study suggests African-American and Latino children with asthma whose moms smoke while pregnant are more likely to have severe asthma as teens, even if their moms stop smoking after they are … Prenatal smoking ups asthma risk in teens Prenatal smoking linked to acute asthma in teen years |
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Fargo women find success in male-dominated field of research and technology
In-Forum Schuh's asthma research focuses on finding candidate genes or targets for asthma, on what initiates the disease process early and shows up later. (Dave Wallis / The Forum) FARGO – Jane Schuh keeps a picture of her 5-year-old daughter in her office at … |
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Pregnant women taking risks with asthma medication
Medical Xpress (Medical Xpress) — Pregnant women are exposing themselves and their unborn babies to unnecessary risk by stopping their asthma medication without consulting their doctor. Research, published in The Journal of Asthma, by Monash University scientists … Pregnant asthmatic women taking risks Asthmatic Pregnant Women Recommended Not To Stop Medication Pregnant women with asthma putting babies at risk |
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Pregnant asthmatic women taking risks
The Australian WOMEN who stop taking asthma medication when pregnant are putting themselves and their unborn babies at risk, a new study said. Monash University researcher Angelina Lim said while the dangers of stopping asthma medication were well documented, … Pregnant women taking risks with asthma medication Pregnant women with asthma putting babies at risk |
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Pregnant asthmatic women taking risks
Sky News Australia Pregnant asthmatic women taking risks Updated: 14:43, Tuesday May 8, 2012 Women who stop taking asthma medication when pregnant are putting themselves and their unborn babies at risk, a new study says. Monash University researcher Angelina Lim said … |
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