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Highly active antiretroviral therapy might increase risk of asthma in young childrenHighly active antiretroviral therapy might increase the risk of asthma among children because of the therapy's effect on the immune system and CD4+ T cell levels, according to a study recently published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Reuters reports. ... |
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Who's in Charge of Your Asthma Treatment?Studies have shown that better asthma treatment and asthma control results when asthma specialists are involved in your care. Asthma research and treatment are changing so quickly, it's hard... ... |
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Exercise Is Good for Kids!As a parent of a child with asthma, you might worry that active play, exercise or sports may be harmful for your child, that it will aggravate your kid's asthma... ... |
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Why We Aren't Getting Rid of Those Lousy HFA InhalersThere are only a few months to go before HFA inhalers are the only type of inhalers available for people with asthma. Starting in 2009, CFC inhalers will no longer... ... |
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Boys more likely to grow out of asthmaAccording to researchers in the U.S. boys are more likely than girls to grow out of childhood asthma when they reach their teenage years. ... |
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Who Has the Edge With Asthma -- Boys or Girls?It is well-known that boys are more likely to have asthma than girls in young children under the age of 12. And it also well-known that in adults, it is... ... |
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