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Tag: babies

Following baby noses for clues about asthma

Posted on February 8, 2017 by Hippocratic Post
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Why do some children develop asthma and others don’t? Scientists at the University of Aberdeen are hoping to be able to answer this question when they follow more than a thousand babies until they’re of school-age to try to find out what factors cause the condition to develop. Previous small-scale experiments carried out in Aberdeen […]

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