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Higher Risk Of Severe Covid Complications In Children With Immunodeficiency: Study
According to a new study, children with specific immunodeficiency illnesses have abnormalities in genes that regulate the body's immune system against viral infections and have a higher death risk owing to COVID-19.
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Food Allergies In Kids Often Attributed To Their Parents, Says Study
In a recent study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, it was found that parents of kids with food allergies often engage in behaviours that could trigger an allergic reaction in their kid.
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Eating Peanuts During Breastfeeding May Reduce Allergy Risks in Kids
Peanut allergy is one of the most common food allergies across the globe.
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Vitamin D-Deficient Kids Likely to Develop Asthma, Allergies
Australian researchers have found that children with vitamin D deficiency were more likely to develop asthma and other allergies later in life.
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Hard Water Linked To Risk Of Itchy Red Rash In Infants
The infants were checked for atopic childhood eczema and their skin's barrier function was assessed by measuring transepidermal water loss on the skin of an unaffected forearm.
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US Study Finds Inner City Doesn't Raise Asthma Risk
A US study out on Tuesday including more than 23,000 children has debunked the long-standing belief that living in the inner city raises the risk of asthma.
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Antibiotics Treatment at an Early Age May Harm Immunity
Exposure to antibiotics at an early age can cause a long term damage to your immune system. According to a recent research conducted by the University of British Columbia (UBC) and published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, antibiotics...
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Cats and cockroaches linked to asthma
High levels of airborne fungi found in inner city homes having cats, cockroaches and dampness problems, increases the risk of asthma.
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Allergic skin disease and asthma
Although an allergic skin condition called atopic dermatitis is common in infancy, it often disappears around the age of three years. Moreover, the condition appears to have no direct connection with asthma.
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Breast milk prevents wheezing in babies
A natural compound found in breast milk, known as transforming growth factor TGF
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Managing children with asthma
Behavioural problems are more common when parents of young children with asthma have no personal experience with asthma themselves, according to recent research.
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C-section and risk of food allergy
Some infants who are delivered by caesarean section may have an increased risk of developing food allergies, according to a recent research study. Researchers have identified a relationship between caesarean section delivery and subsequent food allergy in children of mothers with allergies.
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Higher Risk Of Severe Covid Complications In Children With Immunodeficiency: Study
According to a new study, children with specific immunodeficiency illnesses have abnormalities in genes that regulate the body's immune system against viral infections and have a higher death risk owing to COVID-19.
-
Food Allergies In Kids Often Attributed To Their Parents, Says Study
In a recent study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, it was found that parents of kids with food allergies often engage in behaviours that could trigger an allergic reaction in their kid.
-
Eating Peanuts During Breastfeeding May Reduce Allergy Risks in Kids
Peanut allergy is one of the most common food allergies across the globe.
-
Vitamin D-Deficient Kids Likely to Develop Asthma, Allergies
Australian researchers have found that children with vitamin D deficiency were more likely to develop asthma and other allergies later in life.
-
Hard Water Linked To Risk Of Itchy Red Rash In Infants
The infants were checked for atopic childhood eczema and their skin's barrier function was assessed by measuring transepidermal water loss on the skin of an unaffected forearm.
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US Study Finds Inner City Doesn't Raise Asthma Risk
A US study out on Tuesday including more than 23,000 children has debunked the long-standing belief that living in the inner city raises the risk of asthma.
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Antibiotics Treatment at an Early Age May Harm Immunity
Exposure to antibiotics at an early age can cause a long term damage to your immune system. According to a recent research conducted by the University of British Columbia (UBC) and published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, antibiotics...
-
Cats and cockroaches linked to asthma
High levels of airborne fungi found in inner city homes having cats, cockroaches and dampness problems, increases the risk of asthma.
-
Allergic skin disease and asthma
Although an allergic skin condition called atopic dermatitis is common in infancy, it often disappears around the age of three years. Moreover, the condition appears to have no direct connection with asthma.
-
Breast milk prevents wheezing in babies
A natural compound found in breast milk, known as transforming growth factor TGF
-
Managing children with asthma
Behavioural problems are more common when parents of young children with asthma have no personal experience with asthma themselves, according to recent research.
-
C-section and risk of food allergy
Some infants who are delivered by caesarean section may have an increased risk of developing food allergies, according to a recent research study. Researchers have identified a relationship between caesarean section delivery and subsequent food allergy in children of mothers with allergies.
