Asthma worsens in kids six months after COVID-19
First large study into asthma outcomes upends earlier studies by showing infected children require more medical treatments.
First large study into asthma outcomes upends earlier studies by showing infected children require more medical treatments.
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The implications of the condition need to be better understood, the researcher says.
An international body recommends simultaneous preventer and reliever use even with mild intermittent symptoms.
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But the increased chance only applies to children born vaginally, say Danish authors
The long-term follow-up of patients with severe asthma from three trials is a world-first, researchers say.
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