A team of nationally recognized experts have put together a section of our FAQ.
This page list frequently asked questions for asthma, allergy, sinus and food allergies
Allergy Buyers Club USA
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From diet to diesel: new research from the National Asthma Campaign
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Diesel exhaust and asthma
National Asthma Campaign, UK United Kingdom
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Gastroesophageal Reflux and Asthma/Cough
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Several mechanisms have been suggested as to the possible cause for asthma symptoms related to gastroesophageal reflux.
Signs and symptoms
Patient education regarding conservative measures for gastroesophageal reflux.
Other diagnostic measures
Pharmacologic therapy
Florida Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Society USA
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Gene-Gene Interaction In Asthma Seen For First Time
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The Johns Hopkins team that first unearthed two chromosomes as the site of genes for asthma and allergic disease has moved closer to identifying those genes with the help of a unique Barbados island population.
UniSci USA
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Get involved
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Provides ways to get involved with the National Asthma Campaign - research, campaigning, information and support, as well as how to get involved with the Junior Asthma Club etc.
National Asthma Campaign, UK United Kingdom
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Get it right! How to Stick to your Asthma Medications
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General tips on how to stick to your asthma medications. Also tips for parents.
National Asthma Council Australia Australia
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Glossary
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Contains a list of terms to help you understand asthma better and how to treat it.
Kay Khan RN., CAE., NARTC
University Health Network Canada
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Guidelines for the Management of asthma in adults in South Africa.
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A South African consensus statement on the management of asthma in adults.
Working Groups of the SA Pulmonology Society
Allergy Society of South Africa (ALLSA) SouthAfrica
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Heartburn Treatment And Asthma Symptoms
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Although people with asthma often suffer from heartburn, there is insufficient evidence to conclude that heartburn is an asthma trigger. Also there is insufficient evidence that treating heartburn improves asthma symptoms.
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