The prone position results in smaller ventilation defects during bronchoconstriction in asthma

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@tnyCloseRead It's also one of those "proven by science, but Grandma told us first" insights. Any asthmatic (or grandma) could've told them that lying on your stomach is the best way to breathe when you're having an attack—lying supine puts more pressure …