1. Morbidity (Asthma In NZ)
... which could cause infection. (Marieb, 2001). In New Zealand, The Asthma & Respiratory Foundation (1999) has stated that the morbidity of asthma has increased predominately amongst children and young adult sectors of the population, although the reasons for this still remain unexplained. An international study spanning 56 countries revealed that New Zealand has the second highest rate of asthma in the world, particularly among fourteen year olds at a ... estimated that an enormous 990,000 days are lost due to asthma each year. In 1997, 10,539 people in total were hospitalised due to asthm...
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