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		0%	Does your child have asthma? Connect with other parents in the same boat, and give and get tips for helping your child thrive with asthma. Thriveonline.com   USA
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			Patient Quiz (Asthma)
		0%	A patient quiz on five ways to tell if your asthma is under control - giving you results Asthma in America   USA
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			Patient Tools
		0%	Definition of Asthma, Diagnosis, Summary, Asthma Care Action Plan, An Asthma Primer Canadian Asthma Consensus Guidelines   Canada
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			Peanit Allergy and Asthma Medications
		0%	Health Alert for peanut - sensitive persons who are also asthmatic! Allergy Associates of New London PC   United Kingdom
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			Perennial Allergic Rhinitis and Asthma
		0%	Nasal polyps - Chronic allergic rhinitis neglected in childhood - Glue ears Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown Allergies Explained   UK
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			Planning for asthma research by the Millennium: Looking for the cause(s) of asthma?
		0%	Editorial for ASMANET - 16th Jan 1997 K. F. Chung Asmanet   France
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			Poor asthma control ups South Asians' health risks
		0%	People with asthma who are of south Asian descent are more likely to be admitted to the hospital than whites, and one reason why may be their different ways of dealing with the illness, a new report suggests. Aerias, Better Health through Indoor Air Quality Awareness   USA
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			Practical and Effective Asthma Care
		0%	This Practical Guide for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma describes how primary care clinicians can improve the asthma care they provide within the time constraints of their current clinical practice. Asthma in America   USA
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			Practical evaluation of asthma exacerbation self-management in children and adolescents
		0%	Describes asthma exacerbation self-management in children and adolescents. Immunologylinx.com   USA
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			Practical Tips on Avoiding the Triggers of Asthma
		0%	There are many steps that you can take to lessen or remove asthma triggers from your living environment that can prevent asthma attacks. Remember to follow these steps at home, in the car and at school whenever possible. Asthma Help.Com   USA
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