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New guidelines for controlling asthma
Asthmatic children can avoid the hospital
Kids' asthma discomfort tied to fathers
Drugs may not work: Taking antibiotics does little to treat lower-respiratory-tract infections
A daily dose: Patients with mild asthma may not need regular treatment
Chronic sinus infection: Antibiotics don't seem to increase bacterial resistance
Counting doses: Asthma patients don't always use their inhalers correctly
Breathing problems: What causes asthma?
Asthma-proofing: A clean home helps improve a child's asthma symptoms
Oral allergy syndrome: Giving shots to limit allergic reactions to food
Pesky little fungi: Teensy fungus in the air may cause chronic rhinosinusitis
Rub your nose in it: Can a pollen blocker cream cure your sniffles?
Massage oils: Hand dermatitis common among massage therapists
Allergen report: Your house is swimming in mouse urine
Spraying for mosquitoes: Pesticides should not cause worry for asthmatics
Asthmatic moms: Does taking asthma meds during pregnancy pose a risk to the baby?
Heartburn: Acid-suppressing drugs may increase risk of contracting pneumonia
Misdiagnosing asthma: Losing weight helps obese women breathe easier
Bad roomates: The risk of getting hay fever when living with someone who has it
Parents, beware: Possible effects on kids who take vitamins
Breathing problems: Air pollution affects severely asthmatic children
COPD: Asthma sufferers may be more likely to develop chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Asthma drugs: Xolair may help some people
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