Asthma and Exercise
		0%	Ways to Reduce Exercise-Induced Bronchospasm The Lung Association   Canada
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			Asthma and Exercise
		0%	Factors That Influence Exercise-Induced Bronchospasm The Lung Association   Canada
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			Asthma and exercise - Work out your workout worries
		0%	If you have asthma, you don't have to sit on the sidelines when it comes to exercise. A somewhat short but good article. Mayo Health Oasis   USA
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			Asthma and Pregnancy
		75%	General Facts Good Control of Asthma Episode Prevention Asthma Medications and Pregnancy Objective Assessment Measures Episode Management Medications to Avoid During Pregnancy The Lung Association   Canada
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			Asthma Symptoms And Physical Training
		0%	Physical training improves general health in asthmatics but does not change their symptoms or lung function. Some asthmatics wishing to exercise, or do some kind of sport, may hesitate because they are unsure whether exercise might exacerbate their asthma symptoms or cause an asthma attack. LinkMedica   United Kingdom
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			Asthma Triggers
		99%	Animal Dander, Colds & Viruses, Dusts & Dust Mites, Allergies, Exercise Induced Asthma (EIA), Household Products, Smoke, Emotions, Weather, Nighttime Childhood Asthma Foundation   Canada
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			Brochure - Asthma and Exercise
		0%	Some people with asthma cope better and have fewer "attacks" of asthma if they are fit. It is not a cure for asthma but it can be a big help. It should be a part of your asthma management plan. Asthma Australlia   Australia
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			Brochure - Asthma at School
		0%	Asthma awareness, What is asthma?, Is all asthma the same?, Asthma medication, Asthma and exercise, Managing asthma at school. Asthma Australlia   Australia
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			Can asthmatics still exercise?
		0%	Can asthmatics still exercise? MERCK & CO   USA
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			Causes of Allergic Asthma
		0%	A brief descritpion of the following: Pollen, Air Pollutions, Mold and exercise MERCK & CO   USA
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