Sentences with phrase «not develop lung»

You must have heard stories of a life - long chain smoker who does not develop lung cancer while another non-smoker in perfect health dies of sudden death.

Moss has shown that animals lacking these receptors do not develop lung cancer when injected with cancer cells.

Not exact matches

However, because the way cancer develops in the body is extremely complex, one's cancer risk isn't just about what we put in our mouths, cars, and lungs.

People are developing lung cancer today because they were exposed to asbestos particles in and around shipyards during World War II.26 Technology creates environmental dangers, and knowing about these dangers confronts us with problems; we must make choices that did not exist before.

As if that wasn't enough, you know that beautiful orange color they have, the compounds that create that can help protect you from developing lung cancer and and heart disease.

Infants below six months are at the risks of being attacked by this malady because their lungs have not been fully developed to handle the strenuous impact of the infection and they can not manage the whooping effect in their body systems.

Bleeding might be more severe in a tub as the warmth might cause more circulation, and with a pre-term baby, the lungs may not be developed enough to handle the water should the baby breathe any water in.

If baby gets breast milk in his lungs, it's a natural fluid and doesn't inflame the lungs, it doesn't irritate the lungs so that inflammation develops.

Breathing difficulties develop in premature babies because their lungs don't have the chance to reach full maturity in the womb.

After all, wasn't there a poster at my midwife's office, showing how much a baby's brain and lungs develop in the last few weeks?

When babies are born too early, their lungs are not able to develop properly and that leads to many immediate and if the babies survive, other long - term complications.

The lungs are developing rapidly, but your baby wouldn't be fully able to breathe on its own until about 36 weeks.

Your developing baby doesn't look like a baby yet, but cells have clustered in places where your baby's heart and circulatory system will grow as well as where lungs, urinary tract, intestines, brain and entire nervous system will grow.

In this condition, the lungs are not well developed to carry out all the functions of respiration properly.

When the labor is forced, prior to a mother going into natural labor, there is a significant risk that the lungs have not yet been fully developed.

Breathing in pollutants released into the air isn't healthy for developing lungs, but a new study says it's harmful for developing brains too.

Their baby's lungs and limbs were unlikely to have developed properly, and to make matters worse part of his brain hadn't fully developed.

While it's not always possible, delivering a baby at full term is much healthier because baby has had time to sufficiently develop their lungs, heart, skin, and more.

Many premature babies have trouble breathing on their own because their lungs are not fully developed.

«It is clear that antibiotics are not an effective treatment for these infections once established in the lung, so something else needs to be developed urgently, and targeting the infection at the site of entry before chronic infection develops is one way forward.»

She found that kids in Fresno were more likely to develop asthma not due to lung damage, but because changes on the surfaces of just two genes — and likely more — altered the way their lungs worked.

Gene variants have been linked to elevated risks for disorders from Alzheimer's disease to breast cancer, and they may help explain why, for example, some smokers develop lung cancer whereas many others don't.

Because the mutant gene does not work well, the lungs develop a thick, sticky mucus that leads to breathing difficulties and lung infections, among other symptoms.

When CFTR can't do its job, people develop a dangerous buildup of mucus in the lungs and elsewhere.

(Both forms are caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis; pneumonic plague develops when a person with bubonic plague is not treated, and the infection spreads to the lungs.)

She continued to cough, couldn't gain weight and ultimately developed a severe lung infection requiring heavy - duty antibiotics.

Of note, most patients that develop metastasis to the liver do not do so to the lung, thanks to maintenance — among other factors — of appropriate p38 MAPKinase levels.

Obviously, the fish don't have lungs, but they do develop granulomas that are structurally similar to those found in human TB patients.

In patients who had their tumor removed by surgery but did not receive chemotherapy, 80 % developed new disease in the lungs and other bones.

San Diego, CA (March 31, 2009)-- Novocell, Inc., a stem cell engineering company, today announced that it has received U.S. Patent 7,510,876 with claims covering human definitive endoderm cells, an essential cell for generating not only pancreatic type cells, which Novocell is developing for use as a cell therapy for diabetes, but also other endoderm lineage - derived tissues and organs such as lungs, intestine, liver, thymus and thyroid.

Although the odds of getting certain cancers can be higher in certain populations — for example, those who smoke are approximately 20 times more likely to develop lung cancer as those who don't smoke — the ACS estimates that the average woman has a one in three chance of developing cancer and a one in five chance of dying from cancer.

Sleds are not only great for developing legs and lungs but can be used as a true total - body workout.

However, a big part of the reason your speed is so slow isn't about how developed your aerobic system is; the problem is that less air is getting into your lungs and bloodstream.

In a just - published study of 4,000 participants conducted at University of Texas Anderson Cancer Center and published in Cancer Epidemiological Biomarker Prevention, researchers found that those who consumed a high glycemic diet virtually doubled their risk of developing lung cancer — whether they smoked or not — when compared to those with the lowest glycemic diet.

Sometimes a dog will not have any signs of a primary infection in the lungs, such as coughing, but will only develop symptoms of disseminated disease, e.g., lameness, seizures.

If you could lessen your cat's risk of developing heart, lung, or kidney problems simply by cleaning his teeth, wouldn't you want to do it?

Take them out too early, the lungs are not developed and the puppies will die, too soon also means many times momma's milk won't drop, which mean bottle feeding around the clock.

Infections in humans do not completely develop, but may cause a lesion in the lungs «coin sign» that may be mistaken for a tumor.

Just as important, many of the standard exams that veterinarians rely on to direct them to the source of the problem (reflexes, heart and lung sounds, vision, balance, pain sensation, etc.) yield less information in neonates because these systems have not yet developed fully.

Humans are not a definitive host and therefore adult tapeworms will not develop, however the larvae can produce cysts on the lungs, liver and brain which can lead to serious illness or even death.

Yes, we should be doing things like finding ways to reduce lung damage from interior fires (I've heard this one specifically given as an argument to NOT put money in CO2 emmission reductions since millions of children are dying now exposed to interior smoke fires in developing countries, and the money would be more effective in providing gas cookers).

Do you not stop smoking until your doctor can tell you the exact month and year you'll definitely develop lung cancer?

The precise details of Hurricane Sandy can not be predicted in advance, any more than when, or whether, a smoker develops lung cancer, or sex without contraception yields an unwanted pregnancy, or a drunk driver has an accident.

We also hope that the new downtown is developed with an eye toward easing pollution, not just by banning cars but also through the creation of an «urban lung.»

This is why we see many cases of workers who have since retired or have not worked with asbestos in decades who have gone on to develop lung cancer due to asbestos exposure.

Because their lungs are not developed enough to take in the amount of air they need, premature babies often are born with respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) and are given oxygen.

This could happen due to some external force like umbilical cord is prolapsed or the baby is underweight or the lungs are not fully developed.