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Wondering if there has been any studies on indoor temperature range indoors for asthmatics to breath better ? along time ago i thought i read in the summer months 68-71 indoors was easier. thank you
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Cold air: Cold air may induce bronchospasm. Warmer ambient temperatures are better for asthmatic patients, but other factors include moisture level, smoke and air pollution.
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