Lower Remission Rate in Asthma May Be Linked to Age at Diagnosis
Late-diagnosed asthma was identified as the most independent significant risk factor for non-remission in patients with asthma.
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Asthma Prevalence May Be Higher in Elderly Patients With Behavioral Health Issues
Because of the prevalence of behavioral health issues in elderly patients with asthma, appropriate behavioral health treatment may improve patient outcomes.
Avoiding Cow’s Milk Formula Supplementation May Reduce Asthma Risk in Young Children
Young children who avoided cow’s milk formula supplementation within the first 3 days of life had a potentially reduced risk of asthma and recurrent wheeze.
Telemedicine Program Improves Clinical Outcomes in Young Adults With Asthma
Young adults with asthma experienced improved clinical outcomes after undergoing virtual care, known as a multi-level EMR-integrated smartphone-telemedicine program.
Smokers With Sleep Disturbances Are Less Likely to Quit Smoking
Individuals who smoke and experience sleep disturbances are less likely to quit smoking.
Prenatal Exposure to Household Air Pollution Affects Lung Development in Early Childhood
Prenatal and early life exposure to household air pollution may affect the development of lung function and lead to an increase in airway resistance in children.
Asthma-Specific Questionnaires May Identify Psychological Comorbidities in Chronic Disease
Asthma-specific questionnaires may reveal a more targeted method for identifying psychological comorbidities in patients with chronic asthma.
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