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Children born to mothers with low levels of vitamin E might be more likely to develop asthma

AAAAI: Low Vitamin E in Mothers Can Up Asthma Risk in Offspring

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Association strongest for the vitamin E isoform α-tocopherol, found in safflower, sunflower oils
Black American children are six times more likely to die from asthma than their white or Hispanic peers

AAAAI: Asthma More Likely to Prove Fatal in Black Children

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This group has six times the odds of dying from the illness compared to whites, Hispanics
A nasal nerve block may be an effective pain relief method for children with migraines

SIR: Children With Migraine Can Benefit From Nasal Nerve Block

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Local anesthetic is administered to the sphenopalatine ganglion via nasal catheters
Embolization for uterine fibroids may be underused in U.S. hospitals

SIR: Embolization for Fibroids Underused in the United States

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From 2012 through 2013, hysterectomies were performed 65 times more often than embolization
Multiple sclerosis is more likely to progress to advanced disease among patients who suffer from fatigue and limited use of their legs

AAN: Certain Symptoms Predictive of Worsening MS

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Fatigue, limited leg function tied to progressive disease
Female athletes appear to be more likely than males to suffer concussions during their careers on the field

AAN: Females at Higher Risk for Sports-Related Concussions

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During study, 23 percent of the women and 17 percent of the men had at least one concussion
In a study presented at the annual American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference

ASA: Vagus Nerve Stimulation May Enhance Stroke Recovery

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Findings among small group of stroke patients with chronic arm weakness
Patients transported in an ambulance specially equipped to diagnose and treat stroke on route to the hospital have a lower risk of stroke-related disability than patients who receive tissue plasminogen activator at the hospital

ASA: Pre-Hospital tPA May Reduce Stroke Disability

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Findings for patients given tPA in a mobile stroke unit
Male stroke patients are more than twice as likely as female patients to receive tissue plasminogen activator treatment within 30 minutes of hospital arrival

ASA: Male Stroke Patients Twice As Likely to Get Timely tPA

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Researchers not sure why the disparity exists
Children are much more likely than adults to have a headache before an ischemic stroke

ASA: Headache Precedes Stroke More Often in Kids Than Adults

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However, ischemic strokes still very rare in children