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
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Describes asthma exacerbation self-management in children and adolescents.
Immunologylinx.com USA
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Practical Tips on Avoiding the Triggers of Asthma
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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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Pregnancy and Asthma
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Patient Information Sheet.
If your asthma is well controlled, asthma problems during your pregnancy are unlikely. Some women find that their asthma improves, and some remain unchanged. Those whose asthma does get a little worse can be helped with
good asthma management; you need to consult with your doctor regularly. Here are the most important points to remember.
National Asthma Council Australia Australia
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Pregnancy and Asthma
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National Asthma Campaign Patient Information Sheet on asthma and pregnancy
National Asthma Campaign, Australia Australia
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Pregnant Asthmatic Smokers
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Pregnant women who have asthma and smoke during their pregnancies are more likely to have premature babies or other adverse perinatal outcomes, according to a study presented.
Allergy, Asthma, and Sinus Resource Center USA
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Problems and Controversies in Bronchial Asthma
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This article provides unresolved medical issues involving the diagnosis and treatment of Bronchial Asthma.
Allergy Associates of New London PC United Kingdom
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Questions and answers. Asthma, Juvenile: Medications
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Questions and answers.
Colorado Health Site USA
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Ranking Asthma's Indoor Culprits: Dust Mites Top List
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The household is a hostile environment for asthmatics, containing a variety of agents that might cause or worsen an attack, but a new report rates these threats in a way that is ultimately aimed at helping people breathe more easily. The microscopic but ubiquitous dust mite apparently is the only definitive indoor cause among individuals without
previous symptoms.
Jeff Levine
WebMD/Health USA
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Recognizing Asthma Signs and Symptoms
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Recognizing asthma signs and symptoms
Early warning signs of asthma checklist
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