Gender, Asthma, Race May Be Linked to Anxiety in Children With Food Allergy
Researchers sought to assess the relationship between ongoing oral immunotherapy and clinical anxiety in children with peanut allergy.
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Air Pollution Linked to Development and Progression of Chronic Lung Disease
Researchers examined associations between air pollution and the progression of chronic lung diseases toward lung multimorbidity and mortality.
Parental Asthma and Allergy Associated With Higher Asthma Risk in Offspring
A Danish population study assessed the effects maternal and paternal asthma/allergy on the risk for asthma incidence in offspring.
Probiotic Supplements Linked to Improved QOL, Pulmonary Function in Asthma
Researchers explored whether short-term probiotic supplementation in patients with asthma can improve asthma symptoms, miRNA expression, and IL-4 and IFN-γ levels.
Short Sleep Duration Is Risk Factor for Poorly Controlled Asthma
How does sleep duration affect asthma control and exacerbations, and what clinical characteristics are found in patients who have with varying levels of sleep duration?
FDA Panel Votes on New Combination Therapy for Asthma
The vote was mixed when the data was reviewed for younger patients.
Switching or Stopping Biologic Therapy in Severe Asthma Yields Worse Outcomes
The CLEAR study compared clinical outcomes and health resource usage in patients with severe asthma who continued, switched, or stopped their biologic treatment.
Which Clinical Factors Predict Lung Function Decline in Pediatric Asthma?
What phenotypic factors associated with FEV1 throughout childhood may be predictive of lifelong lung function decline among children with asthma?
Digital Inhaler System Yields Greater Asthma Improvement Than Standard of Care
A clinical trial assessed the effectiveness of the Reliever Digihaler System, comparing it with standard of care treatment in patients with suboptimally controlled asthma.
Respiratory and Health Issues Associated With 9/11: What the Research Shows
Although significant research has been done into the ongoing health and respiratory effects of the 9/11 World Trade Center attack, more studies are needed.
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