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Article Analysis: "Breastfeeding and Childhood Asthma - Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis"

An article analysis on breastfeeding and childhood asthma.

2014-06-04 – Trending Topic

Is probiotic supplementation an effective treatment for asthma?

2021-11-30 – Practice Question

Among healthy term infants without parental history of allergy, does exclusive breastfeeding for either three or six months reduce the incidence of allergy?

2022-11-18 – Practice Question

Allergic Disease - Low Risk Infant Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding allergic disease in low risk infants.

2023-10-19 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Among low birth weight infants without parental history of allergy, does feeding cow's milk-based infant formula when compared to exclusive breastfeeding increase the risk of developing allergic disease?

2022-11-07 – Practice Question

Allergic Disease - High Risk Infant Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding allergic disease in high risk infants.

  2023-10-19 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

Among infants under the age of six months, without parental history of allergy, does feeding soy protein-based infant formula decrease the risk of developing allergic disease compared to feeding breastmilk or cow's milk-based infant formula?

2022-11-08 – Practice Question

Among preterm infants under the age of six months (adjusted) without parental history of allergy, does feeding cow's milk-based infant formula increase the risk of developing food allergy compared to human milk (with or without fortification)?

2022-11-07 – Practice Question

Among infants under the age of six months of age without parental history of allergy, does feeding a hydrolyzed formula decrease the risk of developing allergic disease as compared to feeding a cow's milk-based infant formula?

2022-11-08 – Practice Question

In food handlers or food industry workers, which foods are likely to cause allergies as a result of occupational exposure?

2020-04-30 – Practice Question

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