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Respiratory virus patterns differ in urban, suburban kids Adenovirus is more prevalent among children living in inner-city areas, and may help explain higher asthma prevalence in urban populations.

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Channel Blockers Reduce Causes of Asthma Symptoms Compared with babies living in more suburban locations, those living in inner-city areas tend to have different patterns of viral respiratory illness.