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Out of 5.1million Britons living with asthma, at least half suffer severe
symptoms that seriously affect their… , of 528 words . Saint Paul
Pioneer Press – April 25, 2004 IN CHILDREN’S INTEREST RESEARCHERS
CONCERNED ABOUT THE RISE IN CHILDHOOD ILLNESSES AND THE GROWING COSTS TO
FAMILIES, SCHOOLS AND SOCIETY UNDERTAKE A MASSIVE $2.7 BILLION STUDY. In
ever-growing numbers, something seems to be poisoning America’s kids. But
what?Rates are soaring for diagnoses of childhood asthma, autism,
allergies and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Scientists don’t
fully understand what’s happening among this generation of children –
but they’re worried by a mounting toll of sick kids and the growing costs
to families, schools, taxpayers and society. In Minnesota, autism
diagnoses… , of 1869 words . Grand Rapids Press, The MI – March 18,
2004 Breathing uneasily, Grand Rapids area rates as bad place for asthma
sufferers It was terrifying for Deanna and Joe Lipscomb to watch their
son, Jared, now 3, struggling to breathe. And they made some trips to a
hospital emergency room before he was diagnosed with asthma and put on a
strong steroid medicine. We live in the country, and just going outside
used to send him right into an attack, said the Dorr mail carrier and
mother of two.No wonder. The Grand Rapids metropolitan area ranks fifth
in the nation for pollen allergens that trigger… , of 888 words . *-
February 24, 2004 Hormone supplements might raise risk of asthma CHICAGO
� Hormone supplements may be linked to yet another health problem in
women: asthma. A study found that women who use hormones during menopause
run double the risk of developing the respiratory ailment. The study was
not as rigorous as landmark research halted in 2002 after more hormone
users developed heart problems and breast cancer than women given dummy
pills. And the overall risk of developing asthma late in life is slim.
Still, the findings might… , of 523 words . *- February 24, 2004
Hormone therapy may raise asthma risk CHICAGO – Hormone supplements may
be linked to yet another health problem in women: asthma. A study found
that women who use hormones during menopause run double the risk of
developing the respiratory ailment.The study was not as rigorous as
landmark research halted in 2002 after more hormone users developed heart
problems and breast cancer than women given dummy pills. And the overall
risk of developing asthma late in life is slim.Still, the findings might
be something women will… , of 5 words . Cornell Daily Sun Cornell
University NY – February 18, 2004 Cornell U. professor studies asthma,
antioxidants *#_Company_Name_# ITHACA, N.Y. — Professor Patricia
Cassano, nutritional science, and Rachel Rubin published an article
titiled Relationship of Serum Antioxidants to Asthma Prevalence in Youth,
in the Feb. 1 issue of the widely-read American Journal of Respiratory
and Critical Care Medicine AJRCCM. The article covered researched the two
conducted while Rubin was an undergraduate. The main finding of this
study is [that] consuming higher levels of… , of 695 words . Economic
Times, The Bombay, India – February 9, 2004 The Economic Times: Film on
asthma awareness for schools PUNE: To create awareness on asthma amongst
school children and their parents, Cipla Limited will be screening a
20-minute film Jeetenge Hum in various schools of Pune.Revealing some
alarming facts and figures of school children suffering from asthma, Dr N
G Kande from Indian Academy of Paediatrics told reporters during a press
conference on Sunday that in the last two decades, there has been a
10-fold increase in asthma cases across the country. Changing lifestyles,
rising… , of 458 words . Times of India, The Bombay, India – February
9, 2004 The Times of India: Film on asthma awareness for schools PUNE: To
create awareness on asthma amongst school children and their parents,
Cipla Limited will be screening a 20-minute film Jeetenge Hum in various
schools of Pune.Revealing some alarming facts and figures of school
children suffering from asthma, Dr N G Kande from Indian Academy of
Paediatrics told reporters during a press conference on Sunday that in
the last two decades, there has been a 10-fold increase in asthma cases
across the country. Changing lifestyles, rising… , of 458 words .
Herald Sun Melbourne, Australia – October 10, 2003 Asthma toll still too
high FEWER Australians are dying from asthma, but the national toll
remains one of the highest in the world, a report on the disease has
found.
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