February 29, 2008 by MedHeadlines
Filed under Asthma, Children's Health, Pregnancy, Prevention
Breastfeeding has proven to provide many benefits for babies and now protection from allergic asthma can be added to that list of benefits. A study found that airborne allergen is able to pass from mother to child through breast milk, which creates a tolerance to the allergen. Read more
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