You obviously didn’t read the last paragraph whereby it states...

You obviously didn’t read the last paragraph whereby it states that ongoing monitoring of your child’s condition over time can determine whether their wheezing is attributed to asthma or something else....and you know what that’s called Andrew, it’s called a diagnosis.

So you article doesn’t prove your argument it just confirms the urgent need for a non-invasive monitoring device that will allow for continual objective measuring of breath sounds to be able to determine any anomalies that will require further investigation to understand the reason for the anomaly and provide a diagnosis as to the condition to which the breathing/wheezing relates.

Wheezo can assist the Doctor with exactly that...!