The first group included 135 children with early-onset asthma, of whom 56% were male. The racial distribution of the first ...

If you can’t change the location of where you live, there are easy steps you can take to reduce your asthma symptoms.

The United States has made remarkable progress in fighting air pollution since implementing the Clean Air Act in 1970, with emissions of major pollutants ...

At present, we lack noninvasive tests to identify asthma subtypes or endotypes based on these cell types in school-aged children and adolescents ... such as Puerto Rican and Black youths ...

"Asthma is the most common chronic disease of childhood, and it disproportionately affects Black and Puerto Rican children, so it's essential that we develop new therapies to better treat these ...

Black and Hispanic communities consistently ... Perhaps most alarming, American Indian and Alaskan Native children show 50% higher asthma rates than other groups. Historical housing discrimination ...