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AAFA Joins Groups Opposing the EPA's Efforts to Weaken Carbon Pollution Limits Which Could Impact All Americans, Especially Those With Asthma

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Air Pollution Causes Asthma Symptoms for One Hartford Resident

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Air Quality Around the World

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Caring for a Child With Asthma and Allergies: The Value of Providing Parents With Peace of Mind

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freshAAIR™ – a Digital Magazine for People With Asthma and Allergies

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Groups Gather to Voice Concerns About Climate Change’s Impact on Health

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High Heat, Air Pollution, Air Quality Create Problems for People with Asthma

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How Do You Track Air Quality for Better Asthma Management?

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Rolling Back Clean Car Standards Will Make Asthma Worse – Tell the NHTSA and EPA Why

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Schools and States Can Improve Indoor Air Quality for Students With Asthma and Allergies

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World Asthma Day Twitter Chat: Latinos & The Crisis of Air Quality

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New Haven Resident Learns to Manage Allergies, Severe Asthma and COPD Despite Poor Air Quality and High Pollen

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Now Recruiting: Study Examining Indoor Air Quality & Asthma Triggers in Maryland Children

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Re: Air Cleaners: What You Need to Know

manoj11/21/191:47 AM

I receive your E mail and get a lot of information though your email. thank you so much .This types of program should be establish in our nation which directly affect the asthma patience.our nation is known as the developing nation so that air are polluted day by day.So it should be control by such type of program.I am student of social work from Dibyabhumi Multiple College,kupondol,lalitpur I hope my email response you very soon. Thank you Manoj Magar
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Re: Air Cleaners: What You Need to Know

K8sMom200211/21/199:04 AM

Manoj, it sounds like you are a good advocate for your country!
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Re: Air Cleaners: What You Need to Know

lori102211/21/199:05 AM

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This is why companies of a business for mass people I have said like hotels Uber Lyft Taxi Planes This is example about Uber's (Btw nothing against this guy so don't every want these people to get introubke and Amit not just them it's tooons of people, there needs to be law for boundary about air and containimant air in public spaces aka place of business) These places are not pet stores. This puppy is sooooo cute and sweet but that is why it is ignored But I see and cannot filter my Uber...
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Re: Air Cleaners: What You Need to Know

Former Member12/10/193:54 AM

Thank you for such a great article, a lot of useful info. I will be glad if someone could advise me air purifier for smoke from the list? I never used one, but decided to give it a try. My budget around ~150$. Share your experience if you ever used one. Thank you.
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K8sMom200212/10/199:36 AM

Ult1Mat3x, based on the link you had, I would suggest talking to your doctor and beginning your search with the Aeromax 300 . It's the only one on your list that is asthma & allergy friendly® CERTIFIED. The asthma & allergy friendly® Certification program helps people make informed purchases for a healthier home. The program tests household products against strict standards. If products pass certain tests, they earn the CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly® mark.
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Re: High Heat, Air Pollution, Air Quality Create Problems for People with Asthma

Peter walker3/28/206:19 AM

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Hey there! Firstly, I have to mention that your article has been very insightful and helped me discover everything about pollution allergy . It has been rampant especially in our locality as a couple of new factories have come up recently. Lately, my husband has been showing symptoms caused due to air pollution. His continuous sneezing, nasal congestion, and itchy and red eyes have been my concern for pretty long. As you mentioned, I guess we will have to see an allergist at the earliest so...
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Re: Air Pollution Causes Asthma Symptoms for One Hartford Resident

LakiaShavonLightner5/20/194:03 PM

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Very appreciative for the, Asthma & Allergies Foundation of America! For providing this opportunity to, share my health conditions.
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Re: Air Pollution Causes Asthma Symptoms for One Hartford Resident

Kathy P5/20/195:32 PM

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Thank you for sharing your story Lakia!
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Re: Air Pollution Causes Asthma Symptoms for One Hartford Resident

LakiaShavonLightner5/20/198:19 PM

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😀 Your welcome, Kathy!
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Re: New Haven Resident Learns to Manage Allergies, Severe Asthma and COPD Despite Poor Air Quality and High Pollen

K8sMom20026/6/193:48 PM

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Thank you for sharing a window into your world, Deb! You are an absolutely amazing member of our Asthma and Allergic Disease Support Online Community !
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Re: New Haven Resident Learns to Manage Allergies, Severe Asthma and COPD Despite Poor Air Quality and High Pollen

Deborah Bartlett6/6/196:45 PM

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Thank you, Cynthia, for your never-ending helpful advice! I am happy and proud to be a member of this wonderful community! ☺
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Re: New Haven Resident Learns to Manage Allergies, Severe Asthma and COPD Despite Poor Air Quality and High Pollen

Shea6/7/199:33 AM

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Thank you for sharing Debbie and thank you aafa for highlighting this importabt topic. I was just reading about a study done by USC in which the air pollution declined 20 percent over a 20 year period and it corresponded with a 20 percent decline in new cases of children's asthma-- which provides strong circumstantial evidence that reducing air pollution reduces illness. We are all sharing the air. I try very hard to limit travel to necessity only, drive a car with good gas mileage, and buy...
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Re: New Haven Resident Learns to Manage Allergies, Severe Asthma and COPD Despite Poor Air Quality and High Pollen

Deborah Bartlett6/7/1911:00 AM

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Thank you Shea, for your concern in this matter. It certainly is an important issue. We should all do our best to try and eliminate air pollution!
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Re: How One Mom Uses Air Quality Alerts to Help Keep Son With Asthma Healthy

Katie D5/4/1612:33 PM

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Love to hear how this Mom is using the alerts to help her better manage both her and her sons asthma. The Air Quality Flag Program sounds like a great idea and hope more schools join.
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Re: How One Mom Uses Air Quality Alerts to Help Keep Son With Asthma Healthy

Lisa K5/4/161:44 PM

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It really helps. When I get the alerts and he takes his inhaler before recess or outdoor gym, he almost never has any issues.
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Re: How One Mom Uses Air Quality Alerts to Help Keep Son With Asthma Healthy

Katie D5/4/161:51 PM

Which means more fun and play time with his friends!
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Re: How One Mom Uses Air Quality Alerts to Help Keep Son With Asthma Healthy

Lisa K5/4/161:58 PM

Exactly! That's the most important thing to him. It's a win win... I get a healthy kid, and he gets to run around with his friends!
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Re: How One Mom Uses Air Quality Alerts to Help Keep Son With Asthma Healthy

Jen5/4/162:15 PM

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Lisa - I'm glad this has made a difference for you and your son.
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Re: How One Mom Uses Air Quality Alerts to Help Keep Son With Asthma Healthy

Kathy P5/4/162:18 PM

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I may need to start tracking this for myself - especially for when I bike!
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Re: Improve Air Quality to Make Your Workplace Healthier for Employees With Asthma

Gloria10/19/177:48 PM

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I had to retire early because I had almost constant asthma attacks from fragrance. I feel much better since I can now avoid most of them.
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Re: Improve Air Quality to Make Your Workplace Healthier for Employees With Asthma

jjtre10/19/1710:47 PM

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Our family suffers from asthma triggered by fragrances and other chemicals. We are so happy you are informing people that wearing fragrance or products/clothing that emit fragrance are deadly for many people with asthma. We cannot go anywhere where we cannot leave if someone were to come in the room with "fragrance" known to be toxic chemicals. Most importantly, our hearts break for children who are trapped in a classsroom all day. Many laundry detergents/fabric softners emit persistent...
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Re: Improve Air Quality to Make Your Workplace Healthier for Employees With Asthma

5starbabez10/20/178:31 AM

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I suffer from asthma and eczema both my dad had it but now he doesn't i do i try my best to stay away from grilling and smoke and perfumes and foods that i get allergies from like fish and wheat and oranges and more u should never take these easy u should always be a wear of what u eat and sleep and breathe so take care and i am only 14yrs old but take care
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Re: Improve Air Quality to Make Your Workplace Healthier for Employees With Asthma

Jen10/20/1710:44 AM

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@jjtre I hear you about all of the scents these days. Walking down the cleaning aisle of the grocery store is like an assault on my senses. @5starbabez Welcome to posting. How do you avoid your allergens? Do you carry epinephrine?
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Re: Improve Air Quality to Make Your Workplace Healthier for Employees With Asthma

RSkalak10/20/178:44 PM

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I’ve never thought of improving the air quality at my work because I don’t get the right support for anything so I didn’t bother asking. I don’t have food allergies but I have a lot of environmental allergies and I take Flonase, Zyrtec, Fluticasone, Eye drops, and Benadryl at night just to sleep. I’d probably be a great candidate for Xolair! I also have asthma. It’s been interesting to say the least!
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Re: Improve Air Quality to Make Your Workplace Healthier for Employees With Asthma

K8sMom200210/23/175:41 PM

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@RSkalak , hugs on the lack of support from work. It sounds like your environmental allergies are tough to manage! The Asthma and Allergic community forums are a great place to get support from folks who have been there and done that!
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Re: How Do You Track Air Quality for Better Asthma Management?

Kgblanchard5/17/193:09 PM

Hello! I am trying to get in touch with an advocacy group regarding the air quality in some of our entertainment venues in Lake Charles, Louisiana. While there is a smoking ban in much of the state at casinos, bars and restaurants, there is no ban on smoking in our Lake Charles casinos - and there is no reason for that! Considering I have asthma and most of my work social events and meetings take place in the casinos meeting rooms, I struggle breathing for days after those meetings. Can...
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Re: Fact or Fiction: 5 Myths About Dust Mites

LK3/8/196:37 AM

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A question - Since I assume dust mites are also in our cars' upholstery and interior, how often should we vacuum our cars? Thanks!
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Re: Fact or Fiction: 5 Myths About Dust Mites

Melissa G3/8/1912:34 PM

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Lisa, that is a great question. I will see if I can find that out for you.
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Re: Fact or Fiction: 5 Myths About Dust Mites

Melissa G3/11/1912:34 PM

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Lisa, this would be a great question for Ask the Allergist.
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Re: Fact or Fiction: 5 Myths About Dust Mites

LK3/17/197:11 PM

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Thank you for the link, Melissa! Just sent the question.
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Re: Wildfires and How They Affect Air Quality and Asthma

AAFA Community Services8/19/203:26 PM

We updated this blog post on Aug. 19, 2020, to include information on extra precautions you need to take during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Re: Air Cleaners: What You Need to Know

Dawn Graziano10/1/209:41 AM

What is the best room air purifier for removing mold and dust from indoor air. I suffer from asthma and am looking to purchase for the upcoming winter months. Mold and dust are my primary allergies. Also how can you determine if there is mold in your home? I have a bedroom where windows were replaced several years ago and has a musty smell.
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Re: Video: Learn More About Asthma and Fragrances in Cleaning Products

BenR10/14/209:12 AM

Interesting since I just learned I’m allergic to fragrance set number one.
Video: Learn More About Asthma and Fragrances in Cleaning Products

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Re: Cleaning When You Have Asthma: The Dirty Truth

Usa2elsewhere3/11/214:35 PM

Vinegar can be mixed with a hypoallergenic extract to improve the smell. Dirt that is adhering or ground in won't be cleaned up with vinegar. Try borax powder and Bon Ami cleanser claims to be toxin free and it's not bad with allergies. The article is correct about bleach. Also drain cleaners can be inhaled while taking effect in the drain. Surely they are all toxic. Try powdered lie but wear waterproof gloves and face mask while in the vicinity of the drain. I think dusting even with the...

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