There are currently 4.8 million children under the age of 18 who have asthma.
A child with asthma can live a normal and fulfilling life, but support and guidance from parents, in partnership with their child's pediatrician and/or allergist, play a key role in this success. The following articles provide a definition of asthma and an overview of symptoms, management strategies and treatments.

Understanding Asthma (AAP) Common Asthma Triggers (APA) Recognizing an Asthma Attack (AAP) Understanding Peak Flow Meters (AAP) What if Your Infant Has Asthma? (AMA) Active Asthma Management Key to Normal Life (Medem) Chickenpox and Corticosteroids: Is My Child at Risk? (ACAAI) Allergies, Asthma and Exercise Facts (ACAAI) How Asthma Friendly Is Your School? (NIH)