As with any chronic illness, myths abound about how to treat asthma, asthma medications and how these affect children. Read on to learn some facts about childhood asthma, and how to help your child keep asthma managed and better-controlled.

Oral Allergy Syndrome is a problem for some people who have allergies and asthma. If you have hay fever, your symptoms may get worse when eating certain foods. Read on to learn how to manage OAS!

Latex allergies are becoming more prevalent. Find out if you're at risk of developing a latex allergy, and how to cope if you do have a latex allergy.

Recent research has shown that DBS may be a promising treatment for asthma. Read on to learn what DBS is and how you can help support this and other asthma research projects.

Over 10 million babies and children in the U.S. are diagnosed with asthma each year. Learn what to watch for and how asthma's treated in babies and children.

An asthma diary can be an invaluable tool to help you and your doctor spot trends and patterns in your asthma symptoms. Learn how to keep an asthma diary!

At times it can be hard to determine if you have asthma or bronchitis. Read on to learn about the differences between these conditions and possible tests and treatments!

Severe asthmatics may benefit from Broncho Thermoplasty. Read on to find out what Broncho Thermoplasty is, how it's done, the benefits and risks,and where to find doctors authorized to perform this asthma treatment.

GERD, also known as acid reflux, can have a serious affect on asthma. Find out how GERD can make asthma worse, and what you can do to avoid acid reflux.

Fragrances and strong odors can be harmful asthma triggers. Learn how to effectively alleviate fragrance and odor sensitivities to control your asthma.