asthma

The study found a strong positive association between PM10 and eye irritation, but not with asthma or headache.

Then add in the effects of Nitrogen and Sulphur oxides on asthma, emphysema, bronchitis and general respiratory illness.

For example, Brody notes one study where researchers gave asthmatic patients a drug that actually makes asthma worse.

I feel strongly about this because I grew up with asthma and almost died at age 6 from an asthma attack that developed because of my father's smoking.

Add the dataset from something like asthma attacks (unfortunately it is easy to obtain too).

When they gave the drug to the patients, they told them that it relieves asthma.

So you get asthma from whiteboard markers but chalk dust doesn't bother you?

That was the main reason I wanted to try vaporized THC (bringing back air intake/capacity, asthma).

For one thing, asthma is on the rise due to pollution.

My sister has asthma, and has to pay a lot for inhalers; thus, working somewhere with health coverage is still a big concern for her.

Some people have asthma complications due to second hand fragrance.

E: I say this as someone who suffered a SHS-induced asthma attack that nearly killed me when I was 6 years old.

From your link, "The study doesn’t cover the many other ill effects of breathing somebody else’s cigarette smoke, of course, which include asthma and possibly cardio-pulmonary disease."

Two points: 1) From your link, "The study doesn’t cover the many other ill effects of breathing somebody else’s cigarette smoke, of course, which include asthma and possibly cardio-pulmonary disease." So not debunked exactly.

Asthma sufferers, for example, have all sorts of additional breathing difficulties when forced to breathe smoke (of any kind).