Asthma
Asthma is a lung disease that makes breathing difficult for millions of Americans, both young and old. There is no cure for asthma, but the good news is it can be managed and treated so you can live a normal, healthy life.
Learning More About Asthma
| • | Understanding Asthma |
| • | Symptoms, Disease and Treatments |
| • | Protecting Your Lungs |
Creating Asthma-Friendly Environments
| • | Asthma at Home |
| • | Asthma in Schools |
| • | Asthma in the Workplace |
Taking Control of Asthma
| • | Making Your Medical Visits More Satisfying |
| • | Create an Asthma Management Plan |
| • | Understanding Your Medication |
| • | Assess and Monitor Your Control |
| • | Reduce Asthma Triggers |
| • | Participate in an Asthma Self-Management Class |
| • | For Parents of Children with Asthma |
Becoming an Advocate
| • | National Asthma Public Policy Agenda |
| • | Guide to Asthma Policy for Housing and Schools |
| • | Federal |
| • | State and Community |
| • | Take Action |
| • | Defend the Clean Air Act |
For Health Professionals and Volunteers
Lung Connection: Online Support Community
Our free online community for individuals living with lung disease and caregivers. The community is a place for members to discuss how lung disease affects their lives and to share life experiences with peers. » More
