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Featured Asthma ArticlesGet Through Cold and Flu Season Symptom FreeAs the temperature drops and more people head indoors, cold and flu germs will be circulating in full force. And while no one wants to get sick, if you have asthma, you know that you're at increased risk for experiencing side effects. But you don't have to feel doomed to suffer from the consequences.How Crying Can Trigger AsthmaAsthma and Natural Herbal RemediesApples and Asthma: A Healthy MixHow Being Obese Impacts Your BreathingView All Asthma ArticlesAsthma NewsBreast feeding may not alter older kids' health
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Play Video NowView All Asthma VideosAsthma Tip: Avoid Traffic Whenever PossibleIf you limit your car travel to early mornings and late nights, you'll not only avoid traffic, you'll also reduce your allergy and asthma risk. Since cigarette smoke and air pollution are reduced at these times, you'll enjoy better air quality than during rush hour. An added tip: If you use a nebulizer for asthma, get a portable one that plugs into your car's cigarette lighter. |
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