Why Some Kids Get Asthma: Infections, Germs, and Immune System Clues
Scientists are learning why some young children develop asthma and keep getting wheezing illnesses. Two common viruses—RSV and rhinovirus—seem to play …
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Scientists are learning why some young children develop asthma and keep getting wheezing illnesses. Two common viruses—RSV and rhinovirus—seem to play …
Read MoreResearchers looked at whether the foods a mother eats while pregnant and breastfeeding can help protect her baby from developing food allergies. This review …
Read MorePremature babies often don't have enough vitamins A and E in their bodies, which can weaken their immune system and increase the risk of a serious intestinal …
Read MoreResearchers in Bangladesh studied how clean water, sanitation, and better nutrition affect children's ability to fight off stomach infections. They tracked 120 …
Read MoreInflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is becoming more common in children, and scientists believe the early years—from pregnancy through infancy—are crucial for …
Read MoreResearchers followed 172 pregnant women in Poland to see how their diet affected their babies' chances of developing allergies. Women who ate more omega-3 …
Read MoreResearchers looked at seven high-quality studies to see if pregnant women taking vitamin D supplements could help prevent respiratory diseases and allergies in …
Read MoreNecrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a serious intestinal disease that affects premature babies and can be life-threatening. Scientists are discovering that a …
Read MoreScientists have discovered that what a mother eats during pregnancy and while breastfeeding can permanently change how her baby's immune system works. …
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