Studies suggest possible link between paracetamol and childhood wheezing and allergies

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URL : http://www.nelm.nhs.uk/en/NeLM-Area/News/2010---August/16/Studies-su ggest-possible-link-between-paracetamol-and-childhood-wheezing-and-allergies/

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Resource Information

  • Description: According to research published early online in American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, paracetamol use in adolescent children may be a possible risk factor in the development of asthma, rhinoconjunctivitis and eczema.
  • Type: Report : None

    • Relationships

  • Relates To:
  • Report : NHS Choices: Paracetamol asthma link 'uncertain'
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  • Collection : ChiMat Reports

  • Author


  • Nicola Pocock

    • Publishing

  • Published by: National electronic Library for Medicines (NeLM)
  • Published date: Monday, 16th August 2010 00:00:00

    • Subject

  • Keywords (National Public Health Language):
  • ADOLESCENT
  • AGE GROUPS
  • ALLERGIES
  • ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
  • AMERICANS
  • ASTHMA
  • CARE
  • CHILD
  • CHILDREN
  • DEATH, DISEASE AND DISABILITY
  • DEVELOPMENT
  • ECZEMA
  • ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANTS
  • HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH SERVICES
  • IMMUNE DISORDERS
  • MANAGEMENT
  • MEASURES, METHODS, RESEARCH, THEORIES
  • MEDICAL TREATMENT
  • MEDICINE
  • MEDICINES
  • NATIONAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS
  • RESEARCH
  • RESPIRATORY DISORDERS
  • RISK FACTORS
  • SKIN DISORDERS
  • YOUNG PEOPLE
  • Category (Government Category List):
  • ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
  • CARE
  • MEDICAL TREATMENT
  • MEDICINES
  • RESEARCH
  • YOUNG PEOPLE

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