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Buying new school supplies is a late summer ritual for many parents. But for parents of children with asthma, getting ready for school also means getting prepared for the “September spike” – the annual peak in asthma flare-ups that sends hundreds of school children and their family members to emergency rooms in the weeks after school begins.

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