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Background: Significant research papers were published to assess different risk factors associated with development of status asthmaticus [SA] in children and prevention. Understanding the different risk factors associated with SA development in children will help in the early prediction of the cases that might develop SA in future which may cause death in few cases
Objectives: In this study, we aimed at evaluating the various risk factors, etiologies that stand behind of status asthmaticus development and Assessment of SA management in emergency department
Methods: PubMed database were used for articles selection. All relevant articles related to our review were chosen to cover the following topics: Asthma, SA management, SA in children risk factors. We excluded other articles, which are not related tour objectives. The data have been extracted according to specific form to be reviewed by the group members to assess the different risk factors, and management modalities of SA
Conclusion: Delay in seeking medical help, poor compliance to the treatment, multiple previous admissions, frequent chest infections, and obesity are major risk factors of complicating asthma in children leading to life threatening attacks [SA]. Preventing the risk factors is major task of the management and it is as important as the treatment of asthmatic attacks
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Background: Acne is a widespread and complex skin disease among developed nations, affecting nearly all young adults between the ages of 15 to 17 years. It is a chronic inflammatory skin disorder resulting in psychological stress. Historically, the relationship between diet and acne is controversial. As a result, significant studies have been done to evaluate this relationship. Assessment of these literatures will help to provide better outcomes for the patients
Objective:This study aims to: 1- Measuring effect of diet and nutritional substances in the management and prevention of acne vulgaris. 2- Providing a reference paper analyzing all the clinical studies in this field. 3- Analyzing the last progression has been reached
Methods: PubMed database was used for articles selection. We included all relevant articles to our review with the following topics [["Acne Vulgaris/diet therapy"[Mesh]] AND ["Acne Vulgaris/prevention and control"[Mesh]]] AND ["Acne Vulgaris/therapy"[Mesh]]. We excluded other articles which are not related to this field. The data will be extracted according to specific form in which it is going to be reviewed by group members to assess the dietary effect of nutritional substance on acne vulgaris
Conclusion: We concluded that there are studies that showed promising results among patients and proved that associations do exist. Nevertheless, further studies with bigger sample and better protocols are needed to establish a concrete evidence-based relationship