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Luclunow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 11, 1978 --Page •3
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Protecting little tungs
Preventing and treating
lung disease in children is
important. Because lung dis-
ease can last a lifetime, says
Your Lung Association.
"Any disease that occurs
early itt life may inhibit
growth and damage the
lungs permanently," says
Dr. Lynn Taussig, associate
professor of pediatrics at the
University of Arizona Health
Sciences Centre. Dr. Taussig
points to studies that show a
A*
relationship between lower
respiratory tract illness in
early life and chronic lung
disease in adulthood. Contri-
buting factors in childhood
diseases include: air pollu-
tion; stnoking, including ex -
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posure to secondhand
smoke; social factors; genetic
factors; infections; and asth-
ma.
One study of 3,000 new-
borns and their families
showed that at age 20 the
prevalence of chronic cough
was nearly double for those
with a history of one or more
lower respiratory tract ill-
nesses prior to age two.
• According to Dr. Taussig,
preliminary results of a study
of the University of Arizona
indicate that children with a
history of such diseases as
croup and pneumonia later
develop abnormal lung func-
tion; nearly. 100 per cent also
showed "exercise-induced
bronchial reactivity", which
involves a constriction of the
air passage of the lungs
during exercise. Dr. Taus-
sig's study is attempting to
find out whether or not this
group of •children will
develop chronic lung disease
as Adults.
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