Wealthier children and adults may be more likely to die from asthma than their poorer peers
- 2 years ago
Experts in Kent have been reacting to a new study which found wealthier children and adults may be more likely to die from asthma than their poorer peers.
The study, carried out by two universities found deaths from asthma among those aged 5-44 was common in richer areas.
The study, carried out by two universities found deaths from asthma among those aged 5-44 was common in richer areas.