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A comprehensive listing of information and resources related to asthma.

Baseline questionnaire identifies the participant current asthma control and symptoms status as well as quaility of life. The Home Environment Checklist identifies asthma triggers within the participant's home.

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America's official Website. Free information on programs offered, free downloadable resources, "Ask the Allergist" service and more.

Subscribe to our FREE bi-monthly e-newsletter, Breathe, for people with asthma and allergies! It's filled with information, ideas and tips from doctors, parents, caregivers and others to help you learn about and control your asthma and allergies. Fill out the form at www.aafa.org and start getting your copy of Breathe today.

Subscribe to our national bi-monthly newsletter, FreshAAIR, for FREE! It's filled with information, ideas and comments from patients, doctors, parents and others to help you and your family live a life without limits. Fill out the form below on www.aafa.org and start getting your copy of FreshAAIR today.

The Asthma Peak Flow Diary is a comprehensive three-color diary sheet that can help teenagers, parents and adult patients understand asthma and thus manage it more effectively. It gives doctors a wealth of clinical information to use in guiding therapy and assessing progress in patients five years of age and over.

The free Asthma Learning Tool (a.k.a Asthma Quiz) teaches the basic aspects of asthma care in 30 minutes. It has been used for review by office nurses, public health nurses, nurse practitioners, school nurses, respiratory therapists, pharmacists and asthma case managers. Nursing and nurse practitioner students have used it in their formal training programs.

An interactive tool for learning about and managing asthma, this diary helps parents of young children understand asthma triggers, signs, symptoms and medicines. It gives the doctor a wealth of clinical information to use in assessing progress and guiding therapy.