Examples of using Developing asthma in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Smoking increases the risk of your child developing asthma.
Eczema also increases the likelihood of developing asthma or allergies with affected children, though these conditions are not triggered by one another.
Children who receive antibiotics before theirfirst birthday could be at more risk of developing asthma, researchers have found.
Children living in damp dwellings face a higher risk of developing asthma- 1.5 to 2.2 times higher than children living in a suitable housing environment(Otorepec et al., 2008).
Children who receive antibiotics before their firstbirthday may be at an increased risk of developing asthma, new research has revealed.
Recent population studies have shown babies born by Caesareanhave approximately a 20% increased risk of developing asthma, 20% increased risk of developing type 1 diabetes, a similar risk with obesity and slightly smaller increases in gastro-intestinal conditions like Crohn's disease or celiac disease.
A study conducted by the Imperial College of London found that children who ate just one banana perday had a 34% less chance of developing asthma.
Nicotine and tar increase the likelihood of a child developing asthma and pathologies of the cardiovascular system.
In fact, the results of a study conducted by the Imperial College of London showed that children who ate one banana aday had a 34 percent less chance of developing asthma.
If a mother smokes,there is a greater risk of her baby developing asthma in childhood, especially if she smokes when she is pregnant.
A new study shows that children exposed to just one adverse childhood experience(ACE)had a 28 percent increased chance of developing asthma than those with no ACEs.
If a mother smokes,there is a higher risk of her baby developing asthma in childhood, especially if she smoked while she was pregnant.
The study authors pointed out that it is already known that children whose mothers were exposed to tobacco smoke duringpregnancy are at a higher than normal risk for developing asthma or respiratory infections.
Smoking by mothers is linked to a higher risk of their babies developing asthma in childhood, especially if the mother smokes while pregnant.
If we talk about the fat content of yogurt, it is necessary avoid low-fat options its production, as conducted by Danish scientists have found that low-fat yogurt can adversely affect the health of the baby,increasing the likelihood of developing asthma and hay fever.
For children exposed to allergens in the indoor environment, the risk of developing asthma and allergy disorders is several times higher compared to other children.
The specialist states that children who have a family history of allergy, and those who suffer conditions such as atopic dermatitis, food allergies(especially eggs), or who have suffered frequent viral infections during early childhood, or have been exposed to tobacco smoke(especially if the mother is a smoker),have more chances of developing asthma.
Children born very early- before 32 weeks gestation-had approximately three times the risk of developing asthma/wheezing disorders compared with babies born at term.
Obesity, anorexia and an unhealthy diet with toolittle exercise will increase the likelihood of developing asthma or other respiratory problems which will cause a cough to develop. .
Children born very early(before 32 weeks gestation)had approximately 2.8 times the adjusted odds of developing asthma/wheezing disorders compared with babies born at term.
Nearly half of children with eczema or atopic dermatitis develop asthma.
The baby could develop asthma.
Many people may not be bothered by certain triggers,while people with hereditary inclination to the disease develop asthma.
It's not clear whether the sickness causes or triggers asthma, or whether children who eventually develop asthma were merely more prone as babies.
FLG gene mutations have been associated with a more severe atopic dermatitis phenotype, earlier onset of atopic dermatitis, increased levels of systemic allergen sensitivity,and a higher proportion of patients with atopic dermatitis who eventually develop asthma.
It's not yet clear whether the illness causes or triggers asthma, or whether kids who eventually develop asthma were just more prone to developing bronchiolitis as infants.
It is not yet clear whether the illness causes or triggers asthma, or whether children who eventually develop asthma were merely more prone to developing bronchiolitis as infants.