Managing Asthma Triggers During the Fall and Winter


 
General Health NEWS AND VIEWS
November 5, 2008

We spend much more time indoors in fall and winter than in the spring and summer. This means that if there are asthma triggers indoors, we are getting more exposed to them. Here's 6 tips for reducing exposure.  Read more>
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Quiz of the Week
Test your knowledge and find out which commonly held beliefs about your favorite holiday foods are actually myths.
This Week's Asthma Poll
How does the season affect your asthma?
Your options are:
  • It's worse in the spring and summer.
  • It's worse in the fall and winter.
  • It's about the same all year.
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