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Asthma threatens children worldwide Columbus Dispatch It seemed like an odd thing to get all wound up over until I saw her rip a hole in the bottom of the cup and shove an asthma inhaler through the tear. An involuntary sigh escaped me. I followed her back into the treatment room to see if I could help. See all stories on this topic » Columbus Dispatch

Warm Weather Triggers Early Allergy Season U.S. News & World Report There are also nasal spray antihistamines, as well as topical nasal steroids for the treatment of allergies (most of these are available only by prescription). If you have allergies and asthma, Sublett said that montelukast (Singulair) can help treat ... See all stories on this topic »

Self-Diagnosis and Self-Treatment WebMD (blog) The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering waiving prescription requirements for certain drugs used to treat asthma, migraines, and even diabetes. Touch-screen computers are showing up in pharmacies to help patients navigate their symptoms ... See all stories on this topic » WebMD (blog)

These tips might help: Louisville Courier-Journal Put a 4- to 6-foot mat at your home's entrance to reduce allergens you track inside. • Groom pets outdoors, and keep them out of your bedroom if you're sensitive to them. Source: Dr. James Sublett, Family Allergy and Asthma. See all stories on this topic »

It's allergy season: Close your windows and watch the pollen counts Belleville News Democrat The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America studied 100 metropolitan areas for spring allergies and ranked St. Louis as the 29th worst city. It has an above-average amount of spring pollens and a high use of allergy medications. See all stories on this topic »

Crozer Doctors Warn 'Mild Winter Brings An Early Spring – And Allergies' Delco News Network "Allergy injections treat allergic diseases such as hay fever, asthma and bee sting allergy. Shots start out weekly. They progress to every two weeks, then every three weeks and then every four weeks." Klein advises that once you are placed on a ... See all stories on this topic »

Air pollution from trucks and low-quality heating oil may explain childhood ... EurekAlert (press release) Helping explain these disparities, the researchers found that levels of airborne black carbon, which mostly comes from incomplete combustion sources like diesel trucks and oil furnaces, were high in homes of children with asthma. See all stories on this topic »

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