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Asthma and Serious Psychological Distress: Prevalence and Risk Factors among U.S. Adults, 2001-2007
Chest, 10/19/09
Oraka E et al. – This research suggests the importance of mental health screening for persons with asthma and the need for clinical and community–based interventions to target modifiable lifestyle factors that contribute to psychological distress and make asthma worse.
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