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Asthma (20th Jan 12 at 10:26am UTC)
Early baby growth’ linked to asthma, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-16632297
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Re: Asthma (20th Jan 12 at 1:44pm UTC)
Basically and to translate - they haven't got the faintest!
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Re: Asthma (6th Sep 12 at 9:02pm UTC)
Latest guess Why a fortified bowl of soup for mothers-to-be could be key to preventing childhood asthma Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2199323/Why-fortified-bowl-soup-mothers-key-preventing-childhood-asthma.html#ixzz25j3PeYLY
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Re: Asthma (4th Oct 12 at 9:54pm UTC)
Asthmatics are frequently unable to use their inhalers properly because their GPs don't understand the devices themselves, doctors warn today. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9584717/Asthmatics-suffering-because-doctors-cant-understand-inhalers.html
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Re: Asthma (11th Nov 12 at 11:51pm UTC)
Menstrual cycle hormones 'can make asthma worse', say researchers http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2230980/Menstrual-cycle-hormones-make-asthma-worse.html#ixzz2BxepZV7f
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Re: Asthma (1st Apr 14 at 9:30am UTC)
Eating chocolate can give you an asthma attack: Sweet treat is rich in compounds that can provoke allergic-type reactions Louise McQuater, 41, from Cluckmannanshire, has chocolate allergy Eating cocoa sweet treat can trigger asthma and even attacks http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2593726/Eating-chocolate-asthma-attack.html#ixzz2xcps1TYg
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Re: Asthma (6th May 14 at 9:08am UTC)
Asthma killing people needlessly, says Royal College of Physicians Report calls for end to complacency among doctors, carers and patients, saying a quarter of sufferers receive unsatisfactory care http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/may/06/asthma-patients-dying-needlessly-report-royal-college-physicians
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Re: Asthma (6th May 14 at 9:20am UTC)
Asthma deaths: patients 'dying needlessly' because of poor care, report warns http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/asthma-deaths-patients-dying-needlessly-because-of-poor-care-report-warns-9324882.html
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Re: Asthma (7th Jun 14 at 8:23am UTC)
Should you let your baby play in dirt and not bother cleaning the house? Researchers say it could boost your child's immune system and guard against asthma Babies exposed to household bacteria far less likely to develop allergies, wheezing and asthma Even exposure to cockroach, cat and rodent bacteria helped Children had to be exposed to bacteria by age of one http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2650991/Should-let-baby-play-dirt-researchers-say-help-guard-boost-immune-guard-against-asthma.html#ixzz33wJyfgRS
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Re: Asthma (25th Jun 14 at 12:12pm UTC)
How three Britons EVERY DAY are dying of asthma: Even doctors don't realise the risks but every attack can be fatal http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2666222/Asthma-How-three-Britons-EVERY-DAY-dying.html#ixzz35eUfvEF9
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Re: Asthma (9th Sep 14 at 8:35am UTC)
Trendy sheepskin pram liners may 'reduce risk of asthma' Babies who sleep on animal fur are almost 80 per cent less likely to develop asthma, a study has found http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/11079876/Trendy-sheepskin-pram-liners-may-reduce-risk-of-asthma.html
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Re: Asthma (17th Sep 14 at 10:07am UTC)
Asthma risk from exposure to chemicals in the womb Chemicals found in many household products could increase the risk of asthma through exposure in the womb, study suggests http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/11099431/Asthma-risk-from-exposure-to-chemicals-in-the-womb.html
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Re: Asthma (20th Dec 14 at 12:54pm UTC)
Asthma and allergy devices 'not used properly' http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-30556329
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Re: Asthma (28th Jan 15 at 9:58am UTC)
Asthma diagnosis 'may be wrong' in one million UK adults http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-30997397
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