Asthma: The Most Prevalent Condition Among Olympic Athletes – Everyday Health

Asthma: The Most Prevalent Condition Among Olympic Athletes
Everyday Health
FRIDAY, August 3, 2012 — Got asthma? You may have more in common with Olympic athletes than you think. Roughly 8 percent of Olympians have asthma, according to researchers at the University of Western Australia in Perth, making it the most common
Olympic athletes enduring most common chronic conditionallvoices

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Poor Asthma Control Prevalent in the United States – Doctors Lounge

Poor Asthma Control Prevalent in the United States
Doctors Lounge
Many patients with asthma who do not use controller medications have persistent disease, and among those patients who do use controller medications, few have well-controlled disease, according to a study published in the March issue of the Annals of
Survey: 49% of asthma patients are not using controllersNews-Medical.net

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With asthma more prevalent, study calls for better patient education – American Medical News

With asthma more prevalent, study calls for better patient education
American Medical News
Educating patients with asthma about how to manage the chronic respiratory condition and avoid exposure to irritants could improve the health of this growing group of Americans, said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Health Experts Say Food, Environment Can Affect Asthma SufferersVoice of America

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