Adult With Asthma

Lungtropolis.com | Where Kids With Asthma Learn to Play

Developed by ORCAS in collaboration with the American Lung Association, Lungtropolis® is a powerful, inexpensive tool for giving parents and children the information and guidance they need to manage asthma.

About Lungtropolis®

Developed by ORCAS in collaboration with the American Lung Association, Lungtropolis® is a powerful, inexpensive tool for giving parents and children the information and guidance they need to manage asthma.

In the Lungtropolis® Kids game, children become "Asthma Control Agents" under the tutelage of Dr. Alvi Olé as they fight to defeat the Mucus Mob. As part of the game, players watch videos and answer questions to help them learn about asthma and how to manage it.

Lungtropolis® Parents is a companion site that offers caregivers comprehensive information and resources to understand and help manage a child's asthma, such as advice on using asthma medicines and what to do in an emergency, as well as tips on how to talk to their medical provider-and their child-about managing asthma.

 

Contact Name: 
Molly Billow
Contact Email: 
orcaslungtropolis@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 
541-342-7227
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The Faces of Asthma - an interactive exhibit by the National Library of Medicine

An incredible exhibit that highlights the 'faces of Asthma' from the past and present. An interactive documentary about Asthma by the National Library of Medicine.

This interactive exhibit features Poets, Olympic Athletes, to Nobel Laureates and Film makers who have battled Asthma. It also covers the history of Asthma over time and has many video links that chronicle the efforts to understand the disease. Produced by the National Library of Medicine, in collaboration with the NIH, NHLBI, NIAID.

Contact Name: 
Priti Bangia
Contact Email: 
priti.bangia@independenthealth.com
Contact Phone: 
716-631-3001
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American Lung Association Asthma Videos Available on YouTube

New asthma videos are available on the American Lung Association's YouTube channel.

The American Lung Associaton recently posted new videos to its asthma YouTube channel. The channel now has eight how-to videos for asthma inhalers, using a spacer, and using a peak flow meter. A video on how to teach a child to belly breathe for relaxation has also been added.

Contact Name: 
Dominique Helou-Testerman
Contact Email: 
dominique.testerman@lung.org
Contact Phone: 
202-715-3442
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