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by Pip Mehrtens — last modified Mar 25, 2008 12:16 PM

Fish oil may ease asthma

Adding fish oil supplements to the diet can prevent the constriction of the airways brought on by exercise in asthmatics, say researchers at Indiana University in the USA.

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