Daily Asthma Meds Can Aid Children During Exercise

The Weekly Checkup
MyAsthmaCentral.com	March 25, 2008

Tip of the Week Daily asthma meds keep lungs in play during exercise Taking asthma medication daily can help prevent the tightening of the airways or "bronchoconstriction" with physical exertion that affects many children with asthma, a new study from Poland confirms. Top News Aspirin Reduces Asthma Risk Among Older Women Oral Allergy Immunotherapy Helps Control Asthma Daily asthma meds keep lungs in play during exercise Mom's cleaning products tied to kids' wheezing Laser Screen Detects Diseases in Breath Community Corner Gender differences In Asthma: Final Year Project I really wanted to research about possible gender differences in asthma, so for my final project at uni I have opted to research about gender differences in asthma.

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