Pneumococcal disease
May 20 2006, Pratyush

Asthma patients run the double risk of developing pneumococcal disease. Asthma affects seven percent people in U.S. Moreover, severe asthma has greater risk of this disease. The danger of pneumococcal disease occurs among young children, adolescents...

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