Asthma Stories
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Making Your Bed Isn't Necessarily A Healthy Habit, But You Still Should
On National Make Your Bed Day, we investigate both the mental and physical health benefits of making your bed every day. -
Why You Should Add Okra (Lady's Finger) To Your Diet
Sink your teeth into okra’s health benefits, which range from treating diabetes to preventing kidney disease. -
Aerobic Exercise Helpful For Asthma
People with moderate to severe asthma who add aerobic exercise to their treatment regimen may have an easier time controlling common symptoms. -
If You Worry That Climate Change Will Affect Your Health, You're Too Late
Scientists believe that climate change has already led to increases in infectious disease, asthma, and allergies in the general public. -
The Cities With The Most Miserable Allergy Season, Thanks To Climate Change
Richmond, Va., tops the list of cities more vulnerable to climate change-induced allergy and asthma attacks. -
Asthma Hospitalization Tilts Heavily Toward Women: Study
Women, far more often than men, face hospitalization after visiting the emergency department for acute asthma. -
On World Asthma Day, A Look At The Future Of Treatment
Asthma has no known cause, but researchers are working to figure out how to stop it before it even starts. -
FDA Approves Once-Daily Breo Ellipta For Asthma
The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved the once-daily asthma drug Breo Ellipta in patients aged 18 and older. -
A Cure For Asthma Could Be Five Years Away
Researchers in the UK have found the root cause of asthma and believe that reversing it may hold the key to curing the condition. -
Asthma Sufferer Breathes In Her Earring Through Inhaler [PHOTOS]
A woman in Australia suffers an unlikely asthma attack after accidentally getting an earring lodged in her lung. -
FDA Finds No New Safety Problems With Glaxo's Asthma Drug
GlaxoSmithKline Plc's respiratory treatment for chronic breathing problems did not show any new safety problems while being tested to treat asthma. -
Cleaner Air Makes For Happier Young Lungs
Reduced air pollution in Los Angeles has led to healthier and stronger lungs for its children.
