Adolescent With Asthma

What is an Asthma Treatment (Action) Plan?
It is a written plan prepared by your Health Care Provider to
control your asthma

Respirando con AANMA is our Spanish Newsletter, which provides medically accurate information, tips and first-person stories. Written by families for families who know allergies and asthma firsthand.

EPA studies show that indoor levels of pollutants trigger allergy and asthma symptoms which may contribute to school absences and time missed at work. AANMA’s Indoor AIRepair™ at Home, School and Play kit takes families and school administrators on self-guided inspections, providing clues and no- and low-cost solutions to common indoor air quality problems.

The LSA Learning Library consists of 2 instructional videos that teach the basics in identifying and remediating mold growth conditions in the home environment.

Newsletter which provides medically accurate information, tips and first-person stories. Written by families for families who know allergies and asthma firsthand.

AANMA is a clearinghouse for educational materials and resources that are practical, timely, medically accurate and consumer friendly. AANMA provides assistance via our toll-free helpline 800-315-8056, however, patients and families need access to reliable information 24 hours a day. Breatherville.org gives patients and families educational resources whenever needed.

Award-winning quarterly magazine. Each medically reviewed issue comes packed with practical tips for healthy living and the latest in medical news

This resource offers tips for addressing exercise-induced asthma by school personnel who are responsible for physical activity and sports programs for students. This tips sheet provides general guidance for responding to and preventing breathing difficulties related to physical activity among students with diagnosed exercise-induced asthma. It is a two-page summary of actions that are described in

Asthma care providers and school health teams (parents/guardians, students, school nurses and school staff) will find the following resource useful in assessing a student’s maturity, disease knowledge and management skills, and appropriateness to carry and self-administer prescribed emergency medications while at school according to his/her personal disease management plan.

asthma basics