1.   Steroid inhalers can raise pressure in the eye by increasing the resistance to fluid outflow in the eye, according to the researchers.

2.   The doctor diagnosed asthma and, without ordering a chest X-ray that could have shown pneumonia, prescribed a steroid inhaler.

3.   The study comes on the heels of another troubling finding about steroid inhalers.

4.   Asthma sufferers who regularly use steroid inhalers to ease their breathing problems also lower their risk of dying from the disease, a large new study concludes.