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June 19, 2023

New study shows promise for smell and taste recovery post-COVID

In a recent analysis of 3,699 COVID-19 patients, data showed that 96% recovered their sense of smell by 180 days after infection.

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Can a child with asthma still play sports?

The short answer is yes, say asthma experts. It’s all about management

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If you have allergies, GERD or are pregnant, you may have an unwelcome health guest: adult-onset asthma. Learn the facts.

Asthma triggers you should be aware of

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Who do you need on your asthma healthcare team?

With a chronic condition like asthma, you’ll need to turn to a team of specialists to help you manage your symptoms and prevent attacks.

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Exercising with asthma: Is it possible?

If you have asthma triggered by exercise (also known as exercise-induced bronchoconstriction), you may be wondering if you can still do your favorite activities. The good news? You certainly can.