Mothers Who Smoke While Pregnant Increase Their Baby's Risk Of Asthma
New research has discovered that mothers who smoke during pregnancy may cause wheeze and asthma in their children when they reach preschool, even among kids whose moms did not smoke until late pregnancy or after birth.....
Continue reading here: medicalnewstoday.com
Experimental Drug May Cut Severe Asthma Attacks: Study
THURSDAY, Aug. 16 (HealthDay News) -- An experimental drug known as mepolizumab may reduce outbreaks by almost 50 percent in people with a type of hard-to-treat asthma, an early study finds.....
Full news here: health.usnews.com
Smoking During Pregnancy Increases Risk of Wheeze and Asthma in Preschool Children
In case you didn't know, smoking while pregnant is bad for your child's health.
A new study has suggested that maternal smoking during pregnancy is associated with wheeze and asthma in preschool children, even among children who were not exposed to maternal smoking late in pregnancy or after birth.
Read more at counselheal.com
Asthma attacks caused trouble breathing, especially breathing out, trouble speaking, the increased frequency of cough and wheezing accompanied by the sound. If very severe can result in bluish color of the face and lips.
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Friday, August 17, 2012
American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology dispels fall allergy myths
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, 25 million adults and children across the country were diagnosed with rhinitis, or hay fever, within the last 12 months, which may lead many to believe they’ve caught an early-season cold.....
Keep reading here: drugstorenews.com
As Heat Dries Land And Lake, Asthma Fears Rise In Imperial County
IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIF. -- Imperial County, east of San Diego, has one of the worst childhood asthma problems in California.
And if you step outside, you can get an idea why. This is a desert, a hot, dry, dusty place. And parts of it are getting drier and dustier.....
Full news here: fronterasdesk.org
Wise fights off crippling asthma
Briana Wise’s tormentor is a mere 200 meters away, plainly visible across the flat expanse.
She does not flee.
Instead, at the sound of a gun, she barrels forward. There’s no hesitation in her gait, no fear encumbering her stride. Little more than 24 seconds later, as she knew they would, the pain and panic welcome her as she crosses a white line and tries to exhale. She can’t. She tries to inhale. Her lungs reject the offering. The weight on her chest won’t relent; it grows more burdensome with every step.....
Read full article at ncaa.com
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, 25 million adults and children across the country were diagnosed with rhinitis, or hay fever, within the last 12 months, which may lead many to believe they’ve caught an early-season cold.....
Keep reading here: drugstorenews.com
As Heat Dries Land And Lake, Asthma Fears Rise In Imperial County
IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIF. -- Imperial County, east of San Diego, has one of the worst childhood asthma problems in California.
And if you step outside, you can get an idea why. This is a desert, a hot, dry, dusty place. And parts of it are getting drier and dustier.....
Full news here: fronterasdesk.org
Wise fights off crippling asthma
Briana Wise’s tormentor is a mere 200 meters away, plainly visible across the flat expanse.
She does not flee.
Instead, at the sound of a gun, she barrels forward. There’s no hesitation in her gait, no fear encumbering her stride. Little more than 24 seconds later, as she knew they would, the pain and panic welcome her as she crosses a white line and tries to exhale. She can’t. She tries to inhale. Her lungs reject the offering. The weight on her chest won’t relent; it grows more burdensome with every step.....
Read full article at ncaa.com
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Crusading Architects Out Asthma-Causing Building Materials With Online Initiative
Over a decade ago, when New York architect Peter Syrett and interior designer Chris Youssef were designing a cancer center for Brooklyn's Maimonides Hospital, the duo pitched a simple and inspired idea: to build a completely carcinogen-free facility. The initial thrill, however, was quickly tempered by a glaring complication: they could not find the necessary information about their building materials. The obstacle prompted the team to begin compiling a database of hazardous substances commonly used in their field. Their most recent report lists nearly 400 materials typically found in buildings that are linked to asthma.....
Read full article at huffingtonpost.com
Wildfires cause tough conditions for those with asthma and other lung problems
With sizzling temperatures and high wildfire danger expected in coming days, those with asthma, emphysema, bronchitis and other chronic lung conditions might want to consider precautions the Oregon Public Health Division offers on its Web site: .....
Full news here: oregonlive.com
Camp Bronchopower helps children with asthma have fun
Perinton, N.Y. — This week, children with asthma had the chance to go to summer camp just like any other kids.
Camp Bronchopower is a fun and educational sleep-away camp sponsored by the Rochester General Health Foundation......
Keep reading at fairport-erpost.com
Over a decade ago, when New York architect Peter Syrett and interior designer Chris Youssef were designing a cancer center for Brooklyn's Maimonides Hospital, the duo pitched a simple and inspired idea: to build a completely carcinogen-free facility. The initial thrill, however, was quickly tempered by a glaring complication: they could not find the necessary information about their building materials. The obstacle prompted the team to begin compiling a database of hazardous substances commonly used in their field. Their most recent report lists nearly 400 materials typically found in buildings that are linked to asthma.....
Read full article at huffingtonpost.com
Wildfires cause tough conditions for those with asthma and other lung problems
With sizzling temperatures and high wildfire danger expected in coming days, those with asthma, emphysema, bronchitis and other chronic lung conditions might want to consider precautions the Oregon Public Health Division offers on its Web site: .....
Full news here: oregonlive.com
Camp Bronchopower helps children with asthma have fun
Perinton, N.Y. — This week, children with asthma had the chance to go to summer camp just like any other kids.
Camp Bronchopower is a fun and educational sleep-away camp sponsored by the Rochester General Health Foundation......
Keep reading at fairport-erpost.com
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Do changes in atmospheric pressure cause asthma attacks?
Ever feel achy, sore or wheezy when the temperature changes? You're not alone, especially in the middle of summer when thunderstorms occur.
Why do some people experience asthma attacks, joint pain or headaches when a storm passes through? Is there any evidence that changes in atmospheric pressure produce symptoms?.....
Read more: mnn.com
High pollen days bring rise in emergency room visits for people with asthma
Days of the year with the highest pollen counts also tend to see a greater number of emergency room visits for people with asthma, according to a new study.....
Read full article at chicagotribune.com
Crusading Architects Out Asthma-Causing Building Materials With Online Initiative
Over a decade ago, when New York architect Peter Syrett and interior designer Chris Youssef were designing a cancer center for Brooklyn’s Maimonides Hospital, the duo pitched a simple and inspired idea: to build a completely carcinogen-free facility. The initial thrill, however, was quickly tempered by a glaring complication: they could not find the necessary information about their building materials. The obstacle prompted the team to begin compiling a database of hazardous substances commonly used in their field. Their most recent report lists nearly 400 materials typically found in buildings that are linked to asthma.....
Source: artinfo.com
Ever feel achy, sore or wheezy when the temperature changes? You're not alone, especially in the middle of summer when thunderstorms occur.
Why do some people experience asthma attacks, joint pain or headaches when a storm passes through? Is there any evidence that changes in atmospheric pressure produce symptoms?.....
Read more: mnn.com
High pollen days bring rise in emergency room visits for people with asthma
Days of the year with the highest pollen counts also tend to see a greater number of emergency room visits for people with asthma, according to a new study.....
Read full article at chicagotribune.com
Crusading Architects Out Asthma-Causing Building Materials With Online Initiative
Over a decade ago, when New York architect Peter Syrett and interior designer Chris Youssef were designing a cancer center for Brooklyn’s Maimonides Hospital, the duo pitched a simple and inspired idea: to build a completely carcinogen-free facility. The initial thrill, however, was quickly tempered by a glaring complication: they could not find the necessary information about their building materials. The obstacle prompted the team to begin compiling a database of hazardous substances commonly used in their field. Their most recent report lists nearly 400 materials typically found in buildings that are linked to asthma.....
Source: artinfo.com
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
What you need to know about asthma in cats
Lance is a 5-year-old, neutered male cat who suffers from chronic coughing.
Over the course of several months, his veterinarian prescribed antibiotics and antihistamines, but his cough did not subside. When Lance began wheezing, his veterinarian performed a series of diagnostic tests, and he was diagnosed with feline asthma...
More info at www2.insidenova.com
Lung Association hopes pilot program will help lower incidence of asthma in three zip codes in city
Two national groups have begun a public awareness campaign to reduce high levels of asthma in three zip codes in St. Louis. The locations, all on the city's north side, are among reasons St. Louis ranks 7th nationally in asthma, according to the two sponsors of the campaign...
Source: stlbeacon.org
Canada Drugs Online Offers Summer Advice for Asthma Sufferers including Olympians
Canada Drugs Online has provided multiple tips for asthmatic to survive the summer. Olympians and athletes in particular may be feeling the effects of the heat, and should remember to maintain their medications, use air conditioning, and shower every night...
Keep reading here redorbit.com
Lance is a 5-year-old, neutered male cat who suffers from chronic coughing.
Over the course of several months, his veterinarian prescribed antibiotics and antihistamines, but his cough did not subside. When Lance began wheezing, his veterinarian performed a series of diagnostic tests, and he was diagnosed with feline asthma...
More info at www2.insidenova.com
Lung Association hopes pilot program will help lower incidence of asthma in three zip codes in city
Two national groups have begun a public awareness campaign to reduce high levels of asthma in three zip codes in St. Louis. The locations, all on the city's north side, are among reasons St. Louis ranks 7th nationally in asthma, according to the two sponsors of the campaign...
Source: stlbeacon.org
Canada Drugs Online Offers Summer Advice for Asthma Sufferers including Olympians
Canada Drugs Online has provided multiple tips for asthmatic to survive the summer. Olympians and athletes in particular may be feeling the effects of the heat, and should remember to maintain their medications, use air conditioning, and shower every night...
Keep reading here redorbit.com
Monday, August 13, 2012
Mobile asthma care clinic making the rounds
LONG BEACH - A clinic designed to give asthma care to residents is making its way through town this month.
St. Mary Medical Center Breathe Easy Mobile Care Clinic is travelling to at least nine area locations offering free respiratory and/or cardio- pulmonary tests and screenings...
Read full story at presstelegram.com
Mixed emotions for family at asthma awareness fun day
THE parents of a schoolgirl who died from asthma said they were overwhelmed with mixed emotions at a fun day in memory of their ‘little angel’...
Read full article at bucksfreepress.co.uk
Bad air costing us: Ozone a big problem, especially for those with asthma
SALISBURY — Rowan County’s record of high air pollution can leave some people breathless.
In the Charlotte metropolitan area, the biggest air quality problem is ozone — not the beneficial layer surrounding the earth’s atmosphere, but the harmful kind that stays near the surface...
Full story: salisburypost.com
LONG BEACH - A clinic designed to give asthma care to residents is making its way through town this month.
St. Mary Medical Center Breathe Easy Mobile Care Clinic is travelling to at least nine area locations offering free respiratory and/or cardio- pulmonary tests and screenings...
Read full story at presstelegram.com
Mixed emotions for family at asthma awareness fun day
THE parents of a schoolgirl who died from asthma said they were overwhelmed with mixed emotions at a fun day in memory of their ‘little angel’...
Read full article at bucksfreepress.co.uk
Bad air costing us: Ozone a big problem, especially for those with asthma
SALISBURY — Rowan County’s record of high air pollution can leave some people breathless.
In the Charlotte metropolitan area, the biggest air quality problem is ozone — not the beneficial layer surrounding the earth’s atmosphere, but the harmful kind that stays near the surface...
Full story: salisburypost.com
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Dust Storms' Health Risks: Asthma Triggers, Chemicals, Bacteria May Be In The Wind
Scientists are predicting that the frequency of dust storms, on the rise in the last few years, will continue to increase. Some have also suggested that these storms might well be carrying a more hazardous payload than meets the eye. Among the dangers that experts say are blowing in the wind: asthma triggers, toxic chemicals and infectious disease...
Read more here: huffingtonpost.com
Mold Exposure in Infancy May Raise Asthma Risk
FRIDAY, Aug. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Infants exposed to certain types of mold are at greater risk for childhood asthma, according to a new study...
Read more: philly.com
Scientists are predicting that the frequency of dust storms, on the rise in the last few years, will continue to increase. Some have also suggested that these storms might well be carrying a more hazardous payload than meets the eye. Among the dangers that experts say are blowing in the wind: asthma triggers, toxic chemicals and infectious disease...
Read more here: huffingtonpost.com
Mold Exposure in Infancy May Raise Asthma Risk
FRIDAY, Aug. 10 (HealthDay News) -- Infants exposed to certain types of mold are at greater risk for childhood asthma, according to a new study...
Read more: philly.com
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