Put down that rescue inhaler. People with severe, persistent asthma may be eligible for new treatment called bronchial thermoplasty.
How to Clean Up Mold After a Flood
The symptoms of short-term mold exposure for many are mild, but can be serious for those with asthma and mold allergies. Act fast to remediate mold after a flood to protect your health.
3 Do-It-Yourself Home Cleaning Products
Many cleaning products can cause allergies and asthma to flare. Make your own simple solutions for better indoor air.
5 Tips for Managing Your Child’s Asthma
As a parent, you are your child’s best advocate. Learn how to help your pediatrician develop the best treatment plan.
What to Do When Winter Takes Your Breath Away (Video)
You know it's cold when one step outside takes your breath away—literally. But for those with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or other lung disease, the bitter cold can mean more trouble than a quick gasp for air.
7 Tips for Cleaner Indoor Air
You can’t change the air quality of the world outside, but you can clear the air in your own home. Get tips on everything from pets to vacuums.
5 Answers to Childhood Asthma Questions
Does your child have asthma? Get answers to common questions about medications, proper inhaler use and what you can do to help at home.
Colds and Asthma: The Season for Wheezing
From October through March, if you find yourself catering to a kid with a cold, pay special attention to recurrent wheezing.
Chat With a Doctor: Teen Sleep Disorders and Obesity
Ask questions and get answers about sleep disorders and obesity in your teen from Cleveland Clinic physicians during a live webchat Monday, Oct. 1, 2012, at noon (ET).
Asthma: No Contest for Olympians
Studies show that the breathing disorder is more common among Olympians and other elite athletes than the general population.
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