Advair Approved In Canada For Treatment Of Asthma
			The Canadian government has approved the use of Advair (salmeterol xinafoate, fluticasone propionate), an inhaled medication for the treatment of asthma symptoms. A news item Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			Asthma Study Shows Flovent Superior to Accolate For Asthma Treatment
			Results of a new study show Flovent Inhalation Aerosol (fluticasone propionate) results in significantly greater improvements in lung function and control of asthma symptoms compared to Accolate. A news report Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			Asthma Transmitted Through Bone Marrow Transplantation
			Researchers say asthma can be transmitted from donor to recipient following bone marrow transplantation and that donors with asthma should be excluded from donating bone marrow to non-asthmatic recipients. A news report Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			Asthma Under-treated Among Health Professionals
			Results of a new study show that asthma is under-treated or mistreated among health professionals diagnosed with the disease. A news report Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			Childhood Asthma In Peru Not Induced By Allergens
			Asthma and asthma symptoms among children living in Lima, Peru, do not appear to be related to atopy, according to researchers. LinkMedica   United Kingdom
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			Delivery Methods Of Asthma Medicine In Asthma Attacks
			People having an asthma attack are often given short acting beta2-agonist medicines to help reduce their chest tightness and improve their breathing. These are usually given in the emergency room by a method called nebulisation. Doctors wonder if metered dose inhalers with a spacer device would be a more practical, cheaper and an equally successful way to give this asthma medication. LinkMedica   United Kingdom
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			Doctors Guide - Medical News and Alerts
			Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			European Union Approves Nasonex Nasal Spray For Kids With Allergies
			Nasonex (mometasone furoate monohydrate) Aqueous Nasal Spray has been approved in the European Union for use in children six to 11 years of age for symptoms of seasonal allergic or perennial allergic rhinitis. A news article. Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			European Union Approves Nasonex Nasal Spray For Kids With Allergies
			Nasonex (mometasone furoate monohydrate) Aqueous Nasal Spray has been approved in the European Union for use in children six to 11 years of age for symptoms of seasonal allergic or perennial allergic rhinitis. A news article. Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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			Experimental Rhinovirus Infection Causes Asthma Exacerbations
			In the first study of its kind, researchers have shown that asthmatics injected with a cold virus have increased airway obstruction. A news report Doctor's Guide to Asthma Information and Resources   USA
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