Thursday, January 8, 2009

asthma

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Health Tip: Breathing Polluted Air

Suggestions to minimize symptoms more >>

Gene Variations, Secondhand Smoke Linked to Early Asthma

The combination nearly tripled the risk for children under 4, study found more >>

Health Buzz: Salmonella in Chicken and Other Health News

Palin's stance on women's issues, flexitarianism and weight loss, and new concerns about an asthma drug more >>

A Second Look at an Asthma Medication

Long-acting beta agonists, which can be risky if used alone, are getting renewed attention. more >>

Health Tip: Pregnancy and Asthma

Key is to control symptoms, avoid attacks more >>

Asthma Meds Don't Work as Well in Overweight Patients

Inhaled steroids were 40% less effective than they were in lean patients, study finds more >>

Kids Who Wheeze With Rhinovirus at Higher Asthma Risk

But study can't say whether germs cause condition or just identify those who may get it more >>

Acetaminophen Linked to Childhood Asthma

Drug should only be used to treat high fevers in children, experts say more >>

Mom's Diet Can Alter Genes to Raise Babies' Asthma Risk

Supplement use may be behind doubling of respiratory disease in last 25 years, study suggests more >>

Daycare Infants Less Likely to Develop Asthma

Finding backs 'hygiene hypothesis' that early exposure to germs confers protective effect more >>

FDA Mulls Changes to Allergy Labeling on Foods

Current labels can be confusing, experts say more >>

Health Buzz: 9/11 Health Effects and Other Health News

Questions about knee surgery; rape kits; and abortion. more >>

9/11's Psychological Scars Slowly Healing

7 years later, a 'natural recovery' is taking place, experts say more >>

9/11's Health Effects Lingered for Years

Injured, workers and passersby developed psychological, respiratory woes, latest NYC report finds more >>

More Sweat Equals Lower Risk of Exercise-Induced Asthma

Same mechanism that controls one affects the other, study finds more >>

No Place Safe From Allergies

Most can be controlled, but you need to know what triggers them, experts say more >>

Obesity Worsens Asthma

Sufferers more likely to be hospitalized, have lower quality of life, study finds more >>

Health Tip: Controlling Asthma

Suggestions to prevent attacks more >>

Hot Docs: Convention Buzz, Fighting Climate Change at Home, Asthma and Kids

Today's selection of timely reports. more >>

Lung Association Urges Back-to-School Asthma Checklist

Since almost 11% of school-age kids have the disease, parents should take precautions more >>

Why Does Asthma Treat the Genders Differently?

In youth, boys are more affected than girls, but women bear the brunt among adults. more >>

Asthma's Course Differs by Gender

By puberty, condition may be passing phase in boys, but more permanent in girls, study says more >>

Health Hazards in Household Cleaners Exposed

Use of certain cleaning products reduces lung function, increases asthma risk, studies find more >>

People With GERD More Likely to Develop Asthma

Study finds fluid back-up in esophagus can cause immune system changes more >>

Stomach Germ May Protect Against Asthma

Disappearance of H. pylori could leave kids more susceptible to the disease, study says. more >>

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