Childhood Asthma
		0%	An in-depth look at childhood asthma HealthWorld Online   USA
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			Chronic Lung Disease Resource
		0%	Chronic Lung Disease Resource highlights the best Information on Chronic Lung Disease using both original and off sight links. Our resource is oriented toward the interest and technical sophistication of the general public. The Cheshire Medical Centre   UnitedKingdom
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			Classification and Treatment of Infants and Small Children < age 5
		0%	Treatment of asthma in young children starts with finding out how severe their asthma is. Once this is done, treatment can be managed using a stepwise approach, such as the one from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) shown below, as a guide. AIM Asthma Institute of Michigan   USA
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			Cleanliness May Not Be Next to Godliness When it Comes to Allergies, Asthma
		0%	Zealous hygiene and a "semisterile" diet could be contributing to the epidemic of asthma and respiratory allergies currently afflicting industrialized nations, according to researchers in Italy. The results of the study support the "hygiene hypothesis," which proposes that modern practices of sanitation and, possibly, vaccination could be depriving people of the defenses needed to prevent asthma and allergies. Norra MacReady WebMD/Health   USA
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			'Cleanliness Next To Godliness' In Asthma?
		0%	The increasing prevalence of asthma may or may not be explained by improved hygiene and fewer infections, depending upon the evidence examined, say researchers. LinkMedica   United Kingdom
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			Cold and flu: What to do if you've got asthma
		0%	If you've got asthma, the common cold or the flu can trigger an asthma attack. By taking steps to protect yourself, you often can prevent a severe attack. Video on what happens during an asthma attack. Mayo Health Oasis   USA
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			Combination therapy: Another option for treating asthma
		0%	Asthma: Treatments & Tests If you're taking a single medication to treat your asthma and it's not working, you do have options. Mayo Health Oasis   USA
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			Common Allergens
		1%	Most common cause of allergic asthma are pollen particularly grass pollen, house dust particularly the mites in the dust, and the animals. Molds, fumes and dust encountered in industry, drugs and food are other important causes of asthma. Following are some the common allergens causing allergic diseases. Asthma Cure   India
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			Common Complications & Associated Conditions of Allergic Sensitivity
		64%	Anaphylaxis Asthma Ear Infections Eczema Nasal Polyps Sinusitis Hives Although not in great detail, this article gives a very good overview of other possible complications. Intelihealth   USA
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			Common Myths About Allergy And Asthma Exposed
		85%	Allergies and asthma are very common in Australia and New Zealand. Around 1 in 3 people will develop allergies some time during their life, and about 1 in 10 will develop asthma. Far from being a trivial inconvenience, allergies have a significant impact on quality of life, are associated with medical complications and consume 20 per cent of Australia's health budget. Some allergies are even life threatening. Unfortunately, many people confuse myth with reality in the way they view and treat allergies and asthma. Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy   Australia
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