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See Latest ArticlesPatients and primary care physicians beliefs about asthma control and risk
Allergy and Asthma Proceedings, 10/13/09
Panettieri RA et al. – Gaps exist between patients' understanding of asthma control and their use of controller and quick–relief medications. Many patients and physicians fail to recognize that, even with symptom abatement, serious asthma risks remain.
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