Kristin Chenoweth: Keeping Asthma In Check When It’s Showtime
Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth was diagnosed with asthma in 2004. Read her story and management techniques here.
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Enterovirus-68: What Parents Need to Know
Enterovirus-68 (EV-68) is a respiratory illness and those between the ages of 4-12 with a history of asthma are particularly vulnerable.
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How Parents, Schools Can Prevent Bullying
Children who are perceived as different are more likely to be bullied in school, and it’s both psychological and physical. Here’s how to help your child.
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Allergy and Asthma Dorm Essentials
Going off to college is the start of a new chapter in your life. Here are tips for managing asthma and allergies away from home.
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Clearing the Air at Work: How to Identify Occupational Allergies or Asthma
Work-related allergy and asthma symptoms are a serious problem, but sometimes it’s hard to identify exactly what’s causing them. Learn more here.
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Safe Travels: Careful Planning Can Take You a Long Way
Allergy and asthma don’t have to keep you from enjoying a trip, whether it’s domestic or to a foreign country. Safe travel starts with sound planning.
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Hotel Travel Tips
When traveling with allergies or asthma, the quality of your trip may very well depend on the quality of your hotel room.
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Ask the Allergist: Clearing Up Allergic Rhinitis
Treating the nose for allergic rhinitis (inflammation of the mucous membranes caused by an allergic reaction) is as important as treating the lungs.
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Deception and Fraud Allergy Care
Skin prick allergy testing requires specialized training to administer and interpret the tests and determine appropriate treatment.
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Your Nose: The Ultimate Air Cleaner
Your nose does more than just decorate your face. Inside, you’re carrying around a personal air treatment system, cleverly designed to protect the delicate tissues of your lungs that transfer oxygen out of the air you breathe and into your body.
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Sleep Matters: Getting a Good Night’s Sleep With Asthma and Allergies
Nocturnal asthma. Many parents know all too well the coughing, choking, wheezing and congestion that can keep their children – and the rest of the family – awake at night.
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