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What To Do During An Asthma Attack Without Medicine?
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Safer Days Ahead at School for Your Child?
The American Medical Association (AMA), at its annual meeting held this week, voted to adopt a new policy encouraging states to pass laws... Read more »
Start the Asthma Talk with "Alfie's Attack!"
Getting children to understand about asthma is a tricky task. This is where a good children's book comes in handy. "Alfie's Attack! The... Read more »
Tips for an Asthma Attack-Free Holiday
It's May... can you believe summer will soon be kicking off, with vacations, holidays and trips away from home in store for many of us? ... Read more »
What Are the Signs of an Asthma Attack in Infants?
Although it's difficult to diagnose, kids can get asthma too. Since infants can't communicate they are having trouble breathing, it's up... Read more »
The "Wet Noodle" Technique Works For Keeping Calm During An Asthma...
See the accompanying comic strip! Some people have asthma for so long that it's just a normal part of life, another thing to deal with.... Read more »
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Asthma and Stress Management
Stress can wreck havoc on your health. And if you have asthma, you no doubt know that stress can cause asthma symptoms. The signs and symptoms of... Read more »
The Goofus Asthmatic: The Lazy Asthma Patient
These asthmatics think they know how to take care of their asthma, but they don't and don't really try to learn how to manage their asthma properly.... Read more »
Remaining Calm During an Asthma Attack Comic
See the full text of The "Wet Noodle" Technique Works For Keeping Calm During An Asthma Attack and leave a... Read more »
Vitamin D May Prevent Seasonal Flu, Asthma Attacks
Scientists at the University School of Medicine in Tokyo have found that taking vitamin D supplements during the winter and early spring helps... Read more »
Sometimer Asthmatics: Adult Asthmatics Who Don't Take Their As...
These are adult asthmatics who sometimes have mild asthma symptoms, and when they do they take a puff or two or three or four of their quick-relief... Read more »
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