Examples of using Development of asthma in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Table 1 summarizes the possible influences on the development of asthma and allergy.
started to be used in our country by other researchers, to evaluate the possible risk factors associated with the development of asthma.
inadequate diets contributed to the development of asthma, rhinitis, obesity
These data show that the correction of simple nutritional errors can contribute to prevent the development of asthma in childhood.
right microbe-based diagnostics and therapeutics might help prevent the development of asthma and allergies.
Evidence is increasing that mold might be a trigger for the development of asthma.
Nevertheless, studies determining the concentration of dust mites in the home have failed to establish a causal relationship between this factor and the development of asthma by school age.
This group is exploring the relationship between food allergy and the development of asthma in later life,
has been documented as a risk factor for the development of asthma in children of less affluent countries.
in a child's early years contributes to the development of asthma and allergic diseases.
clinical consequences such as development of asthma following respiratory infections.
who demonstrated several allergens as risk factors for the development of asthma in children.
are related to the development of asthma in overweight individuals.
especially tlrs have been implicated in the pathophysiological mechanism for development of asthma and atopy.
explored new etiological hypotheses regarding the development of asthma and allergic diseases.
may play an important role in the development of asthma in industrialized regions.
declaring her the culprit for the development of asthma and the carrier of pathogens of a number of unpleasant diseases.
Editor's comment: The role of viral infection in modulating the development of asthma is particularly complex because many different viruses affect the respiratory tract, some appearing to enhance and some to protect against the development of asthma.
it has been demonstrated that mites are the main risk factors for the development of asthma, as seen in the work by Celedon et al., which showed that
To improve the understanding of the role of respiratory viral infection in children in the development of asthma, the authors studied a mouse model of asthma in which suckling mice were infected with the influenza A virus(H3N1),