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Mould is common in Australian homes and can be a regular trigger for asthma. Mould fragments – or spores –…
Mould and how to reduce the risk of asthma symptoms
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Now – more than ever – you need an up-to-date Written Asthma Action Plan
Download our free Written Asthma Action Plan here We know what a deeply unsettling time it is for people living…
What people with asthma need to know about colds, flus and COVID-19 this winter
The impact of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has touched everyone. Fortunately, people with asthma haven’t been too impacted, representing fewer…
Dust and asthma: How to minimise dust in the home
As we #stayhome this year amid our extraordinary Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic circumstances, we find ourselves spending more time on home improvements, decluttering…
Asthma in cold weather
Can cold weather trigger asthma? For some people with asthma, the cold and dry autumn and winter air can induce…
With winter, comes wood fires
With winter comes the use of indoor and outdoor wood fires, hazard reductions burns and an increase in poor air quality, so what does that…
Nicole’s winter asthma story
2019 – The year I spent most of my time indoors. The story of an asthmatic As a primary school…
What you need to know about peak flow and spirometry testing during COVID-19
Ways to measure lung capacity at home Spirometry is the recommended lung function test for the diagnosis and monitoring of…
Cough Cough, it’s my asthma not COVID-19
Cough Cough, it’s my asthma not COVID-19 People with asthma can have a dry cough and having asthma often comes hand in hand with hay fever, which causes sneezing and…
The importance of using your preventer medication
The importance of using your Preventer medication It is important to take your Preventer every day as prescribed, even if you feel…