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Past: Ask The Experts
On Tuesday 5 May, Asthma Australia hosted a free live webinar in recognition of World Asthma Day. Hosted by Michele…
Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Asthma Survey Launches
A national survey launched by Asthma Australia today, aims to understand how Australia’s response to stopping the spread of the…
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Uluru Outback Adventures of an Asthmatic
Uluru Outback Adventures of an Asthmatic As an Australian I have always wanted to visit Uluru (Ayers Rock). However, just…
Life changing biologics therapies made more accessible to people with severe asthma
More people living with severe asthma will be able to access life-changing, injectable asthma drugs called biologics therapies following…
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Living with COPD
1 in 7 people over 40 have COPD, I am one of them… My name is Patricia and I have…
Living with asthma, an extraordinary adventure
Hello, my name is Julia and I am an asthmatic, I say that with a smile on my face because…
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Grass Pollen Impacts Thunderstorm Asthma
In a previous article we talked about Thunderstorm Asthma, what it is and how you can best prepare for the effects. Whilst epidemic Thunderstorm Asthma doesn’t happen often, from October…
Top tips for saving on asthma and hay fever this spring
It’s Asthma Week (1-7 September), and Asthma Australia is here to help Australians with asthma and hay fever through pollen…
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Change is in the air
Change is in the air. In the early 1960’s, a struggle to breathe meant adrenalin shots, oxygen tents and lengthy hospital stays. The respiratory condition we now know as asthma, was not…
History
Asthma has been described since ancient times Hippocrates outlined the symptoms of asthma, before the Roman leader Pliny the Elder…