Antibiotics during the first year of LIFE = Asthma lifelong adoption of antibiotics in the first year of life may increase the risk of further development of asthma in children. The survey, which was published in the June issue of the journal SNEST, says that when such children increases the risk of disease to seven years. Asthma is a respiratory disease that is quite popular among children today. The theory only the U.S. has about 5 million children with Asthma. Over the last few years stilly debates that affect antibiotics taken early stage of the life of a child frequency of development asthma later. The survey, conducted by epidemiologist Anita Kozinski from the University of Manitoba, showed such a connection, while all other studies refuted it. The work of Kozinski of showing that the risk of illness from asthma is directly related to the number of courses antibiotics in the first year of life. Read the rest of this entry »