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County's kids with asthma more likely to visit ER San Jose Mercury News One in five children ages 5 to 17 in the county has been diagnosed with asthma, which can be managed with medication. The rate of youngsters visiting the emergency room for asthma treatment is three times higher than the state average, according to the ... See all stories on this topic »

Poor Children Drive City's Asthma Rate Wall Street Journal He said having an action plan—a set of written instruction for parents and children—is key to managing asthma. But the survey found that only one in three children taking medication for asthma had such a plan. Child asthma hospitalization rates, which city ... See all stories on this topic »

Dirty air takes breath away Sydney Morning Herald Researchers concluded NO2 exposure was not producing typical asthma but a non-specific lung effect that did not improve with asthma medication. The study also found airborne fine particles of soot had an impact on children's lung function and airways. See all stories on this topic »

Vitamin D deficiency may prevent improvements in lung function for some ... Private MD In order to understand the benefits of vitamin D among children who have asthma, the team of scientists reviewed the medical records of more than 1000 individuals aged 5 to 12 years who participated in an earlier trial that investigated asthma medications. See all stories on this topic » Private MD

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