Asthma Medications
		0%	This section provides information on asthma treatment, including on the side-effects of the various medications. Dr. Tom Kovesi Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario   Canada
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			Asthma, Sport, Excercise, and the Air that we Breathe
		0%	A very good overview on the prevention and treatment of asthma occurring due to sport or exercise. Dr Fred Nagel Allergy Society of South Africa (ALLSA)   SouthAfrica
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			Asthma: Epidemic of a Chronic Disease
		0%	Epidemic of a Chronic Disease, The Science of Asthma, The Challenge of Asthma , DHHS Capacity to Address Asthma Asthma Management Model System   USA
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			Asthma: When Inhaled Steroids Aren't Enough
		0%	According to the recently released NHBL Institute guidelines, all patients with asthma that have symptoms more than twice a week should be placed on maintenance anti-inflammatory therapy, such as inhaled steroids, nedocromil, or leukotriene modifiers. A brief summary. Allergy Web - Asthma & Allergy Associates of Florida, PA.   USA
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			Asthma’s Impact on Children And Adolescents
		0%	Asthma is a major public health problem of increasing concern in the United States. Between 1980 and 1994, the prevalence of asthma increased 75% overall and 74% among children 5 to 14 years of age. Asthma now affects nearly 5 million people who are younger than 18 years of age. Low-income populations, minorities, and children living in inner cities experience disproportionately higher morbidity and mortality due to asthma. Asthma’s effects on children and adolescents include the following: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention   USA
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			Back-to-School Tips From the Trenches
		0%	The following tips,designed to take you through the back-to-school process with greater ease, are the benefit of many who've "been there." FAAST Food Allergy Awareness, Support and Training (FAAST)   U.S.A
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			Breath Easy
		0%	I am a chronic patient of allergic rhinitis and asthma for about 37 years. I have used various medicines including Steroids, but the problems could not be controlled effectively. Finally I started doing certain Mucus Dislodging Exercises for the past 10 years by which I am able to control the allergic rhinitis and asthma and other mucus related problems. The usage of steroids has completely dropped and usage of other medicines considerably got reduced. Therefore, I have decided to release the said exercises for the benefit of the people who are suffering from common colds, sinusitis , bronchitis, allergic rhinitis , asthma and other mucus borne infectious problems. I am maintaining good physique and hence am able to do the exercises. Hence, I am of the opinion that people who are physically fit only can do these exercises. However, others also may try with proper care. Breath Easy   India
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			Childhood Asthma
		0%	An in-depth look at childhood asthma HealthWorld Online   USA
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			Childhood Asthma
		0%	The symptoms of asthma Asthma triggers Asthma treatment Questions to ask yourself HealthWorld Online   USA
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			Childhood Asthma - Tips to Remember
		0%	A good overview of what causes childhood asthma, the effect of infections, diagnostic clues, management and medications. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology   USA
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