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Average annual medical costs of asthma were nearly $1,000 per child in 2012
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    February 6, 2018

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    CDC Vital signs ; Feb. 2018
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Average annual medical costs of asthma were nearly $1,000 per child in 2012
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      National Center for Environmental Health (U.S.)
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      February 6, 2018
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      CDC Vital signs ; Feb. 2018
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      Children who were hospitalized for asthmaPercent (%) hospitalized, ages 0-17 yearsIn 2003, 10% of children with asthma were hospitalized.In 2013, 5% of children with asthma were hospitalized.Children with asthma who missed school daysPercent (%) miss...
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      National Center for Environmental Health (U.S.)
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      February 6, 2018
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      CDC Vital signs ; Feb. 2018
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      Given advice on environmental control – 46%Given an action plan – 51%Taught to recognize early signs and symptoms of an asthma attack – 76%Taught how to best respond to an asthma attack – 80%SOURCE: National Health Interview Survey, 2013. htt...
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      National Center for Environmental Health (U.S.)
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      February 6, 2018
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      CDC Vital signs ; Feb. 2018
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      Percent (%) of children with asthma who use medicineMore than half (55%) of children with asthma used control medication.Twenty-five percent (25%) of children with asthma did not use control medication regularly as prescribed.Thirty percent (30%) of ...
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