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Asthma Action Plans
Because asthma varies over time (sometimes symptoms are absent, sometimes symptoms are minimal, and at other times, asthma symptoms are bad), asthma action plans are very important. When a child has an asthma action plan, he or his parents and … Continue reading
The Importance of Planned-Care Visits for Asthma
Whether your child’s asthma is in good control or poor control makes a tremendous difference on your family’s quality of life and on your child’s overall health. When asthma is in poor control, children miss an average of 18 days … Continue reading
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