Pay Attention to Air Pollution. Avoid outdoors when air quality is poor.
Caring for Bronchitis. Continue.
Treating a Nosebleed. They're common during childhood, doctors say.
Don't Breathe Outdoor Smoke. Steer clear to avoid breathing problems.
Coping With the Flu. If symptoms aren't severe, you may not need medication.
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