Asthma Acronym

Could you have ASTHMA?

Do you have Allergies?
       Are you Short of breath?
       Is there Tightness in your chest?
            Is it Hard to breathe while exercising?
     Have you Missed work or school?
       Are you Always coughing?

If you have answered one or more of these questions you may have asthma. Please consult your health care provider about the possibility of having asthma.

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Asthma Sufferer?

Researchers at the Division of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine, University of Washington are seeking volunteers, 18 to 59 year olds to participate in a study about the causes of asthma. Compensation is provided for participation. Volunteers must be diagnosed with asthma by a physician, capable of exercise on a treadmill, and have no other major health problems.

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