One in five city children receive appropriate treatment for asthma, according to a study by the Johns Hopkins Children?s Center.
Children who don?t receive proper care to manage their asthma end up in emergency rooms with breathing crises more often, said Arlene Butz, an asthma specialist at the Children?s Center, whose study was published in December issue of Pediatrics.
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