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| omega 3fatty acids / usage, preeclampsia, mature lady, eicosapentaenoic acid, volatile fatty acid , agriculture, online, colon cancer, crohns disease, food science, fat bottomed girls , soy, better health, | Additional references were sought through manual searches of included studies' reference lists and key review articles, and from content experts. Review Methods: Studies were considered relevant if they described human populations of any age, involved any type of vitamin dictionary study design, and investigated vitamin dictionary the use of any foods or extracts known to contain omega-3 fatty acids as a treatment, or primary or secondary prevention for asthma. Data was extracted regarding study design, population, intervention/exposure and comparator(s), co-interventions, withdrawals and dropouts, and outcomes (including safety). vitamin dictionary Study quality and applicability were rated as well. Results: The researchers performed qualitative syntheses of the evidence for each question from 31 reports describing 26 unique studies. Problems and limitations of available studies made it inappropriate to conduct meta-analysis of randomized, controlled trial (RCT) evidence for any of the five questions because of missing data, flawed designs, and noncomparable study parameters. |
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| http://www.ahrq.gov/clinic/epcsums/o3lipidsum.htm Return EPC Evidence Reports Clinical Information AHRQ Home agriculture Page Department of Health and Human Services Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Health Effects on Asthma Full Title: Health Effects of Omega-3 Fatty Acids on Asthma March 2004 View or download Summary/Report Structured Abstract Objectives: To systematically review the scientific-medical literature regarding evidence for the health effects of omega-3 fatty acids in asthma, specifically to address: Efficacy in improving agriculture respiratory outcomes. Impact of omega-3 fatty acid agriculture source, type, and dose on efficacy. Influence on suspected proinflammatory mediators of asthma. Value of omega-3 fatty acids in primary or secondary prevention. The safety profile of omega-3 fatty acids in asthma populations, subpopulations, or those at risk. Data Sources: MEDLINE®, PreMEDLINE®, EMBASE, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, CAB Health, and, Dissertation Abstracts were searched without restriction by language of publication, publication type, or (in most cases) by study design. |
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