UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING ASTHMA IN SPECIAL POPULATIONS
A CME-certified monograph
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MORE CME-CERTIFIED ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE! - Monographs - IMPLEMENTING THE NEW GUIDELINES FOR ASTHMA MANAGEMENT IN ADULTS Faculty: Leonard M. Fromer, MD ASTHMA: DISEASE CHARACTERIZATION Faculty: Eugene R. Bleecker, MD - Webinars - IMPLEMENTING THE NEW GUIDELINES FOR ASTHMA MANAGEMENT IN ADULTS Faculty: Christine A. Sorkness, PharmD ASTHMA: DISEASE CHARACTERIZATION Faculty: William J. Calhoun, MD |
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PRESENTER
Nancy K. Ostrom, MD, CPI Co-director, Asthma and Allergy Medical Group and Research Center University of California, San Diego San Diego, CA |
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Welcome to the third monograph in our series, RETHINKING ASTHMA CONTROL. The control of asthma is the goal for all asthma patients. However, certain populations have unique characteristics and needs that may affect their expression of asthma, response to medication, attitude toward the disease, and access to health care. Age, gender, race, and ethnicity all contribute to the variability of asthma in different individuals and populations. In this activity, we will review some of the issues to consider when treating women, children, older adults, and racial and ethnic minorities. |
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