asthma

The FDA-approved drug, Palforzia, could radically change the lives of children with peanut allergies. However it does have its limitations.

Asthma shouldn’t stop kids from living healthy, active lives—if the condition is properly managed with medicine.

Does your child need to use an inhaler for asthma? Here’s how to make sure you and your child are using it right so they get the medicine they need.

Health Canada and GlaxoSmithKline Inc. are voluntarily recalling Ventolin Diskus inhalers for not delivering an accurate dose of medication.

Salt therapy is gaining momentum as a treatment for asthma and respiratory issues, with salt rooms springing up around the country.

A new program called OHIP+ will allow all kids and youth under 25 to get medication for free. Here’s what you need to know.

Getting too much sugar during pregnancy could lead to health issues for your baby later in life. Here's the latest research.

Researchers found that taking a certain supplement in the third trimester lowers the risk of the child developing childhood asthma by one-third.

The results from this study may change the way you clean your house. Researchers have found four baby gut bacteria that protect against asthma.

"Ryan's Law" was named for Ryan Gibbons, who died from an asthma attack during recess in 2012. His inhaler was in the school office.