You may not think of asthma - a breathing condition - and eczema - a skin condition - as being similar, but they are.

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A major European study reveals that poor urban planning and environmental pollution collectively contribute to over 11% of ...

Pediatric asthma rates are elevated— about 15% of kids in Springfield and Chicopee and nearly 17% in Holyoke have asthma, ...

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The combination of air pollution, dense urban development and limited green spaces increases the risk of asthma in both children and adults.

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New findings suggest asthma may be reversible in some cases, offering hope for long-term remission and a shift in treatment ...

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The combination of air pollution, dense urban development and limited green spaces increases the risk of asthma in both ...