High-risk patients use both conventional and alternative therapies for asthma, Johns Hopkins nurses report, even though some alternatives could be risky.
In-depth interviews with a group of low-income, mostly female, African Americans, all of whom had severe asthma, revealed all participants used some form of alternative medicine in combination with conventional medicine.
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