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Acupuncture for Infantile Colic: A Systematic Review of Randomised Controlled Trials
2018 Oct 24 Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine Lee, D., Lee, H., Kim, J., et al.
The total trying time, colicky crying, fussing and stooling reduced throughout acupuncture treatment, but the differences were not statistically significant.
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2018 Jan 02 Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care Skjeie H, Skonnord T, Brekke M, Klovning A, Fetveit A, Landgren K, et al.
Percutaneous needle acupuncture treatments should not be recommended for infantile colic on a general basis.
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2020 Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International
Children with asthma, aged between 2 and 18, were found to be significantly shorter than their healthy counterparts.
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Efficacy of Matricaria chamomilla L. in Infantile Colic: A Double Blind, Placebo Controlled Randomized Trial
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Acupuncture for Infantile Colic: A Systematic Review of Randomised Controlled Trials
2018 Oct 24 Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine Lee, D., Lee, H., Kim, J., et al.
The total trying time, colicky crying, fussing and stooling reduced throughout acupuncture treatment, but the differences were not statistically significant.
Systematic Review
Acupuncture treatments for infantile colic: a systematic review and individual patient data meta-analysis of blinding test validated randomised controlled trials
2018 Jan 02 Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care Skjeie H, Skonnord T, Brekke M, Klovning A, Fetveit A, Landgren K, et al.
Percutaneous needle acupuncture treatments should not be recommended for infantile colic on a general basis.
Systematic Review Meta-Analysis Infantile ColicClinical Trials
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Children with asthma, aged between 2 and 18, were found to be significantly shorter than their healthy counterparts.
Mohamadi Sorme F, Tabarra M, Alimadady H, Rahimi R, Sepidarkish M, Karimi M
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A Clinical Study published in 2020 in the journal Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International found that Children with asthma, aged between 2 and 18, were found to be significantly shorter than their healthy counterparts. In the methodology of this case-control study, 150 children with asthma, aged 2-18 years, were compared to a carefully matched control group of 300 healthy children. Both groups had their height, weight, and body mass index measured through standard methods. Data for these anthropometric indices were processed and analysed using designated software and statistical tests, excluding any height, weight and BMI ranges that were deemed 'normal' or 'abnormal'. In discussing the results, it was observed that asthmatic children were significantly shorter than the control group. Interestingly, there were no observed differences in weight and body mass index between the two groups. This potentially suggests that the presence of asthma may not have a significant growth-altering effect, or this phenomenon might be attributed to effective disease management among the asthma group.
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