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Cold and Flu

Protect Children with Asthma from Colds, Flu

November 25, 2014

Sad teen with the flu rests at home in a cold winter day

Viruses more often than not will worsen asthma, says Dr. Wan-Yin Chan, a CHOC allergist/immunologist because of extra stress on airways.

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Protect Against the Flu to Keep Children’s Learning on Track

December 17, 2013

Kids really suffer from the flu, but the virus affects more than physical health. Staying home sick also affects your child’s learning.

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Cold and Flu Health School

Kids and the Flu

December 2, 2013

When late fall rolls around, the flu usually rolls in with it. A cough, a high fever and sore throat are early signs of influenza.

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Cold and Flu Dr. Antonio Arrieta
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