Maybe the doctor recently told you that your child has asthma. What does this mean? For African Americans, it can mean a lot.
More than 3 million African Americans currently have asthma.1
Asthma is 26% more common among African-American children than among Caucasian children and accounts for more than three times as many deaths.2,3
African Americans have nearly five times the asthma-related emergency room visits as Caucasians.3
That’s why breathing problems like asthma need to be taken seriously. However, with a doctor’s care and by sticking to the recommended asthma treatment, your child doesn’t have to slow down. Everydaykidz.com was developed to help you and your child control and prevent his or her asthma symptoms.
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