|Articles|September 1, 2002

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Most Asthmatics Are Not Using Anti-inflammatory Drugs

Three fourths of asthmatics surveyed recently were not taking anti-inflammatory medications. The study involved 2509 adults who had asthma or who were the primary guardian of a child with asthma, as reported in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.

Of this group, 20% reported current use of an anti-inflammatory asthma medication. Of those with persistent asthma symptoms in the previous month, only 26% reported current use of anti-inflammatory asthma drugs.

Respondents with lower income, less education, and present unemployment were less likely to use anti-inflammatory medications, as were smokers.

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