Researchers examined 7,000 adults in South Korea and discovered that those who suffered from asthma were more likely to have a notably lower bone density in their spine than their non-asthmatic counterparts. Read More »
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A long winter could mean worse seasonal allergies
Experts say that the effects of the freezing weather and the lingering signs of winter may lead to a worse-than-usual spring allergy season. Read More »
One in four asthma patients at Denver hospital were misdiagnosed
New studies suggest that there are many instances in which individuals are misdiagnosed asthma. Read More »
3 surprising spring allergy triggers
A recent Health.com article focuses on some unexpected allergy triggers to be wary of as you combat hay fever. Read More »
Is there a link between allergies and stress?
A recent study published in the journal Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology suggests that there is an association between stress and allergy flare-ups. Read More »
Delayed spring and high pollen counts create ‘perfect storm’ of allergens
Experts are saying that the delay in spring weather may end up having a negative effect on the millions of people who suffer from allergic asthma. Read More »
Exercise tips for allergic asthma sufferers
There are steps people can take to ensure that they don’t experience asthma symptoms during their workout. Read More »
FDA approves first-ever pill for grass pollen allergies
If you’re one of the millions of people who suffer from seasonal allergies, you’ll be happy to hear that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just approved the first-ever pill for pollen allergies. Read More »
Louisville tops list of worst cities for allergy sufferers
To help people prepare for spring allergies, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) compiled its annual list of the worst cities to live in if you suffer from allergies. Read More »
Study: Public smoking bans reduce asthma attacks by 10 percent
Over the past couple decades, the United States and Europe have both taken significant steps toward banning smoking in public places and, according to new research conducted by University of Edinburgh’s Centre for Population Health Sciences, it has had a positive effect on people’s health. Read More »
