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Science News for April 25, 1999


Nighttime Asthma Squeezes School Attendance

A study by Johns Hopkins researcher Gregory Diette found that 56% of children with nighttime asthma attacks missed one or more days of school due to their condition. Parents also suffered, with 30% reporting missing work on days following their child's nighttime symptoms.

SourceJohns Hopkins Medicine·DateApr 25, 1999