Work-related Asthma
Contributor: Lawrence Martin, M.D.
What is asthma? Before discussing work-related asthma I will briefly define asthma in general. Asthma is a pulmonary condition characterized by episodic airflow obstruction that is at least partially reversible. Obstruction [...]
Asthma and Vocal Problems
Contributor: Rosalie Loeding
(630) 717-8676 Asthma and allergies are common disorders that affect a large number singers and professional voice users. It is imperative to find a doctor who specializes in performing arts [...]
Work-related Asthma and Asthma Causes and Symptoms
Contributor: Larry Martin, M.D., FACP, FCCP
Q. What is asthma?
A. Before discussing work-related asthma I will briefly define asthma in general. Asthma is a pulmonary condition characterized by episodic airflow [...]
“Seven Steps Towards an Asthma Free Child” Book Review
Dr. Richard N. Firshein’s Breath of Life
"7 Steps Toward an Asthma Free Child" by Dr Richard N. Firshein Publisher: Mighty Words, In Santa Clara, Ca.
This [...]
Asthma – the real cause
Contributor: Richard Pressinger, M.Ed., Chem-Tox Research
The largest cause of asthma is a damaged immune system which is then not able to handle dust mites and other "triggers." Dust mite allergies and [...]
Carpets are Culprits in Asthma Attacks
Researchers Found carpets are culprits in asthma attacks. Nearly three out of every four Texas elementary school classrooms contain high levels of four or more allergens known to be triggers [...]
Book review & Taking Charge of Asthma”by Betty Wray MD
The book for every bookshelf for every asthma sufferer is "Taking Charge of Asthma" by Betty Wray MD. Dr Wray is the former past president of [...]
Research findings on benefits of supplements for asthma sufferers
Pay attention to this research, my hunch is we will soon find it applies to allergy sufferers too. Researchers at the Canadian Asthma Prevention Institute (CAPI) in [...]
