(KUTV) Nurse Al Romeo with the Utah Department of Health's Mother to Baby and Pregnancy Risk Line program talked about pregnancy and asthma. Remember, on bad air-quality days, try to exercise or stay ...

When a woman with asthma becomes pregnant, she’s not only “eating for two,” as the saying goes, she’s also breathing for two. Oxygen is essential to a healthy placenta and fetus development. And since ...

When a woman with asthma becomes pregnant, she's not only "eating for two," as the saying goes, she's also breathing for two. Oxygen is essential to a healthy placenta and fetus development. And since ...

Pregnant and breastfeeding women with asthma may have questions about using their usual medications. Al Romeo, RN, PhD at the Utah Department of Health's MotherToBaby/Pregnancy Risk Line Programs says ...

Asthma attacks during pregnancy may increase the risk for complications for both the mother and child, according to a study published online November 26 in the European Respiratory Journal. The study ...

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. (August 1, 2014) – Women over the age of 65 face numerous barriers to good health: an increased risk for obesity, greater struggles against poverty and higher rates of asthma ...

Like older children and adults, babies can have allergies to the foods they eat, the things they touch, and the unseen particles they inhale in the home or outdoors. And when your baby has symptoms of ...

A new University of Alberta study shows that the family risk for asthma--typically passed from moms to babies--may not be a result of genetics alone: it may also involve the microbes found in a baby's ...

When your baby is wheezing, they might take tiny breaths accompanied by a whistling sound. Because of a baby’s small airways, many things can cause them to make a wheezing sound when they breathe.

including one done as they ran on a treadmill. They also took allergy, blood, and urine tests. In addition, their parents reported whether the children had ever had asthma. The finding: Kids with ...

Children could be set on a path to developing allergies, asthma and eczema before they are born. Analysis of a baby’s first stool, known as meconium, shows that a lack of certain biochemicals and gut ...