Managing pediatric asthma with fewer ER visits

By Elizabeth Allen
August 07, 2019

Asthma attacks can be scary, but Dr. Rob Sanders explains how to manage childhood asthma by understanding triggers (allergens, mold, pet dander, and cigarette smoke), staying on track with medications, using inhalers and spacers and working out an action plan with your doctor.

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  1. Robert Sanders, DO
    Robert Sanders, DO
    Pediatrics
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