Children and asthma: the numbers Roughly 80% percent of all childhood asthma occurs before the ages of five years. Diagnosing asthma in infants and toddlers can be difficult.
Diagnosing asthma in children: the symptoms Diagnosing asthma in infants and toddlers can be difficult as many children wheeze and suffer recurrent colds, especially if they go to a crèche.
My child is wheezing: is it asthma? Your child is wheezing. Just how serious is it? Must he be rushed to a doctor or can he be treated at home? The Harvard Symptom Checker can guide you.
Asthma sufferers can excel at sport Asthma is one of the most common respiratory complaints in the world today. But, thanks to the availability of treatment, asthmatics can lead normal lives.
Increase in asthma among Africans A higher degree of sensitisation to allergens among black Africans and an increased incidence of asthma among local teenagers is cause for concern, local researchers report.