In the News

2009

May

Two Thirds Of People With Asthma Do Not Lead A Full Life Because Of Their Condition

Cockroaches, Asthma, and Children of Color

First-Born Babies Suffer from Asthma and Allergy More Often

April

Lice could help prevent asthma

Hygiene hypothesis could explain increased asthma risk

Chest infection research raises asthma questions

Chronic Asthma At Work

Low Vitamin D Linked to Severe Asthma

March

Oral contraceptives linked to asthma risk

Frequency Of T-cells Determines Severity Of Asthma, Study Finds

Measles may protect kids against allergies

'Love handles' may restrict lungs

Pollen may increase wheeze in children

Prolonged TV viewing linked to childhood asthma risk

February

Third-Hand Smoke – The New Frontier of Tobacco Control

Even With Medication, Asthma Patients Show Chronic Airflow Changes In Lungs

Pollution-related Asthma May Start In The Womb

Gut parasites could reduce asthma symptoms

January

Wheezing children not helped by steroids

Hospital cleaning products and disinfectants increase nurses’ asthma risk

Steroids ineffective in young children with wheeze

Pill may increase asthma risk

House-dust mites ‘trick’ immune system

Western diet increases asthma attack risk

Household Cleaning Bad for Asthma?

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