Diabolical news: church candles, incense may cause lung damage
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Churchgoing may be good for the soul but it could also be dangerous for the lungs, according to a study published in the specialist European Respiratory Journal.
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Children regularly exposed to passive smoke are up to three times more likely to get lung cancer, researchers say.
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Think twice before lighting up during your coffee break because it could do more damage to your heart than either vice alone, according to researchers.
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A new research has revealed that smokers pump out clouds of poisonous toxins, which can be a serious health hazard for those around them.
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By EUGENE TONG\\ Staff Writer  GLENDALE -- Incense burned during a grave visit over the weekend ignited a parched lawn at Grand View Memorial Park, leading city officials Wednesday to ban the item from the recently reopened cemetery.
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The air inside churches may be a bigger risk to health than that beside busy roads, research suggests.
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Smoke from burning wood or stir-frying food indoors could potentially cause cancer and people in poor countries are at most risk, research showed on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK  - Living near a hazardous waste   site containing persistent pollutants such as dioxins,   polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and chlorinated pesticides,   seems to increase the risk of hospitalization for respiratory   infections and asthma in children, a study suggests.
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Even small amounts of secondhand tobacco smoke can damage a child's arteries, researchers reported on Monday, adding to the growing body of evidence on the harmful affects of exposure to smoking.
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oing to church may be good for the soul, but some Dutch researchers say it may not be so healthy for the lungs. The candles and incense regularly burned during religious services emit high levels of particulate
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A link between young children being exposed to some cleaning products and developing asthma in later life has been suggested by researchers.
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Preliminary findings suggest that outdoor secondhand smoke could constitute a health risk.
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LONDON  - Ordinary household products like bleach, carpet cleaners and paint strippers can cause asthma in children. A study which followed more than 7,000 children since birth found that wheezing and
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CHICAGO Researchers are warning that some herbal remedies from India may contain dangerous levels of lead, mercury and arsenic. A Harvard Medical School study found levels high enough to cause poisoning in
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Exposure to fumes emitted by cleaning  products in the home could cause asthma in children, a study  published Thursday shows.
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[Health India]: London, Oct 20 : According to a new study, aerosols and air fresheners used in the homes can have adverse effects on the health of mothers and babies, as they can cause diarrhea and earache in youngsters and depression in mothers.
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LONDON - Exposure to fumes emitted by cleaning products in the home could cause asthma in children, a study published Thursday shows.