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Childhood Illnesses By: Kendall, Erma, Jacob, Ryan

Asthma  Asthma is when you have inflammation in your lungs.  To keep inflammation out of your lungs, people use inhalers. When you inhale one, it shoots medicine down to your lungs.  No one knows how asthma is caused, but doctors think it may be from environmental exposure.

Chicken Pox  The Chicken Pox are caused by vermicelli zoster. Vaccine are available to prevent Chicken Pox. You will know if you have the Chicken Pox because, you will have red, itchy skin!

Diabetes  There are more than 14.6 million people diagnosed with diabetes.  Type 1 is usually diagnosed to children. It happens when the body has failure to produce insulin.  Type 2 diabetes happens when the body does not produce enough insulin.  Type 2 is the most common type of diabetes

Food Allergies  Common allergies in food is milk, peanuts, eggs, tree nut, fish, shell fish and wheat.  A food allergies is an immune system response to a food that the body mistakenly thinks is harmful.