Home > Medical > Asthma > News News All sections in Asthma » Asthma Basics » Asthma News » Asthma Overview » Asthma and Children » Asthma and Exercise » Asthma Treatment » FAQs » Health Tips » Manage Your Asthma » How Severe is your Asthma » Living with Asthma » My Asthma Story Sleeplessness affects school work of asthmatics Kids with badly-controlled asthma and resulting sleep problems often suffer academically, a study finds. New asthma drug a 'potential game changer' A new asthma drug could hold promise for patients with moderate to severe persistent asthma that is not well controlled by standard drugs Ginger effective in treating asthma A study shows purified components of ginger may have properties that help asthma patients breathe more easily. Test Is your asthma under control? » Like Health24 on Facebook » Subscribe Asthma Newsletter » Join Body Talk » Celebrities with asthma World's Most Famous TB Patients SA has world’s fourth highest asthma death rate According to a recent report by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), South Africa has the world’s fourth highest asthma death rate among five to 35 year olds. Breathing problems misdiagnosed in athletes A vocal cord problem that restricts athletes' breathing is often misdiagnosed, says new study. BPA raises risk for childhood asthma Children exposed to the plastics chemical bisphenol A had an elevated risk for asthma Hot air may trigger mild asthma A study shows that doctors may be closer to understanding why patients with mild asthma have such difficulty breathing during hot, humid weather. Time to control asthma World Asthma Day takes place Tuesday 7 May 2013. The theme of World Asthma Day 2013, is 'You Can Control Your Asthma' with the sub-theme of 'It's Time to Control Asthma.' Early wheezing tied to childhood asthma risk Certain genetic factors and wheezing early in life are associated with a greatly increased risk of asthma in children, a new study says. Obesity worsens asthma in seniors Older adults who have asthma are at increased risk for poorly controlled asthma if they are obese, a new study says. load more articles advertisement From our sponsors Don’t be taken by surprise this winter, keep your defences up with Vital Hop, skip and jump through winter with Hill’s Pet Nutrition Age-related bone loss is higher in women Conduct your most important Medihelp business from your mobile phone
Sleeplessness affects school work of asthmatics Kids with badly-controlled asthma and resulting sleep problems often suffer academically, a study finds.
New asthma drug a 'potential game changer' A new asthma drug could hold promise for patients with moderate to severe persistent asthma that is not well controlled by standard drugs
Ginger effective in treating asthma A study shows purified components of ginger may have properties that help asthma patients breathe more easily.
SA has world’s fourth highest asthma death rate According to a recent report by the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA), South Africa has the world’s fourth highest asthma death rate among five to 35 year olds.
Breathing problems misdiagnosed in athletes A vocal cord problem that restricts athletes' breathing is often misdiagnosed, says new study.
BPA raises risk for childhood asthma Children exposed to the plastics chemical bisphenol A had an elevated risk for asthma
Hot air may trigger mild asthma A study shows that doctors may be closer to understanding why patients with mild asthma have such difficulty breathing during hot, humid weather.
Time to control asthma World Asthma Day takes place Tuesday 7 May 2013. The theme of World Asthma Day 2013, is 'You Can Control Your Asthma' with the sub-theme of 'It's Time to Control Asthma.'
Early wheezing tied to childhood asthma risk Certain genetic factors and wheezing early in life are associated with a greatly increased risk of asthma in children, a new study says.
Obesity worsens asthma in seniors Older adults who have asthma are at increased risk for poorly controlled asthma if they are obese, a new study says.