Genetic analysis challenges the idea that loneliness directly causes diseases
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 Exclusive breastfeeding linked to lower asthma risk in infantsExclusive breastfeeding linked to lower asthma risk in infants
 
Infants who were exclusively fed breast milk during their hospitalization at birth were 22% less likely to develop asthma in early childhood, according to research presented during the American Academy of Pediatrics 2024 National Conference & Exhibition in Orlando.
 
 
 Genetic analysis challenges the idea that loneliness directly causes diseasesGenetic analysis challenges the idea that loneliness directly causes diseases
 
Research reveals that loneliness is linked to numerous diseases observationally, but genetic analysis shows it's likely a marker rather than a cause.
 
   Study reveals impact of human breast milk on infant microbiome and respiratory healthStudy reveals impact of human breast milk on infant microbiome and respiratory health
 
Human breast milk regulates a baby's mix of microbes, or microbiome, during the infant's first year of life. This in turn lowers the child's risk of developing asthma, a new study shows.
 
   Cardiovascular disease pathways associated with psoriasis, but not other immune-mediated diseasesCardiovascular disease pathways associated with psoriasis, but not other immune-mediated diseases
 
A genetic connection between cardiovascular disease and psoriasis highlights shared inflammatory pathways, emphasizing the need for cardiovascular monitoring.
 
   Mythbusting: Is it safe to drink raw milk?Mythbusting: Is it safe to drink raw milk?
 
Raw milk consumption is rising, but so are concerns about safety. This article delves into the nutritional aspects and health risks of unpasteurized milk.
 
 Microbial-immune interactions in severe asthma: Insights into pathogen dominance and treatment approaches
 
Microbial-immune interactions in severe asthma: Insights into pathogen dominance and treatment approachesResearchers assess the airway microbiome and host immune-inflammatory responses to identify treatable aspects of severe asthma.
 
 
 Key triggers for food allergies in children after organ transplants
 
Key triggers for food allergies in children after organ transplantsStudy reviews transplant-acquired food allergies, focusing on pediatric patients, particularly liver transplant recipients. It explores immune system dysfunction, immunosuppressive agents, and gut microbiota changes as contributors to the rise of food allergies after organ transplants.
 
 
 Tossed medicine, delayed housing: How homeless sweeps are thwarting Medicaid’s goals
 
Tossed medicine, delayed housing: How homeless sweeps are thwarting Medicaid’s goalsAndrew Douglass shoved his clothes and belongings into plastic trash bags as five police officers surrounded his encampment — a drab gray tent overflowing along a bustling sidewalk in the gritty Tenderloin neighborhood, where homeless people lie sprawled on public sidewalks, sometimes in drug overdoses.
 
 
 Vitamin D during pregnancy boosts childhood bone health for years, study shows
 
Vitamin D during pregnancy boosts childhood bone health for years, study showsResearchers examine the persistence of this improvement in bone mineral density from the MAVIDOS trial into later childhood years.
 
 
 FIRS urges global leaders to combat air pollution and lung disease
 
FIRS urges global leaders to combat air pollution and lung diseaseSeven million deaths annually are attributed to air pollution-related illnesses like COPD, lung cancer and respiratory infections. The Forum of International Respiratory Societies (FIRS), calls on global leaders to intensify efforts to combat air pollution, a leading cause of lung disease and death worldwide.
 
 
 World Lung Day 2024: Bedfont® Scientific Limited. Leads the Way in Asthma Care with the NObreath® FeNO Device
 
World Lung Day 2024: Bedfont® Scientific Limited. Leads the Way in Asthma Care with the NObreath® FeNO DeviceHow the NObreath® device, recommended by NICE, is revolutionising asthma care this World Lung Day.
 
 
 Research reveals key role of mucin modification in muco-obstructive diseases
 
Research reveals key role of mucin modification in muco-obstructive diseasesWith each breath, a human may inhale thousands of harmful microbes into the lungs. Mucus, the gel-like moist substance coating the airways, is one of the first lines of defense and aids in removal these microbes.
 
 
 Pilot trial aims to reduce rapid weight gain and obesity risk among Latine infants
 
Pilot trial aims to reduce rapid weight gain and obesity risk among Latine infantsWith $784,369 from the NIH, UNCG researchers will implement a pilot trial that aims to reduce rapid weight gain and obesity risk among Latine infants by supporting mothers in breastfeeding.