Asthma

My Fighting for Air Community, a free and simple way for people with lung disease and their families to receive support from a personally created community of their family, friends, neighbors and others who care about them.

This site explains how families of kids with allergies can use environmental control measures to reduce exposure to the child's allergy triggers. Examples are controlling dust mites, pollens and molds, triggers, animal dander, cockroach exposure, and outdoor controls.

This site will help you learn information about the ozone and pollutants, poor air quality and its effects on asthma, and how you can help manage your child's asthma.

Learn what you can do in your home to help protect the people in your life who are living with asthma.

This site explains how you can create the best home environment possible for your child with asthma by knowing the asthma triggers he/she has and eliminating or minimizing exposure to them.

This site informs families and school what they can do to help make sure that students with asthma stay healthy, in school and ready to learn.

Well-managed asthma is far less likely to result in a sick day for a child. This site mentions how a parent can effectively communicate with their child's school and how to handle flare-ups and triggers while the child is at school.

This site lets employers know how to make workspaces better for people with asthma.