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  • A man in a red sweater helps two young children use plastic devices, possibly breathalyzers, while a woman observes. A laptop is open nearby. The setting appears to be educational or demonstrative.

    ‘Not One More Life’ Makes an Impact on Asthma Disparities in Communities of Color

    Learn about Not One More Life, a program of the Allergy & Asthma Network that brings asthma screenings and education to vulnerable populations in…

  • A smiling elderly couple sits outside on a bench. The man, in a pink shirt, is holding hands with a young child in a red plaid shirt and denim shorts. The woman, in a white top, watches them warmly. The background is a blurred green park scene.

    Black Individuals at Higher Risk for Contracting COVID-19 – New Research

    Learn more about a new study showing that Black individuals were twice as likely as White individuals to test positive for COVID-19.

  • A doctor wearing a white coat holds a pink piggy bank with a band-aid on its side. A stethoscope is draped around the doctor's neck, symbolizing healthcare costs or savings.

    Allergy & Asthma Network Commends Trump Administration Efforts to Reduce Drug Prices

    Allergy & Asthma Network is pleased to see the Trump Administration take action to reduce drug prices, including prices for allergy and asthma medications.

  • A man in a blue shirt is standing in a pharmacy aisle, holding a product and reading its label. Shelves stocked with various health products surround him. He is carrying a shopping basket.

    Need Help Paying for Allergy and Asthma Medications?

    Learn more about discounts, patient assistance programs, and other ideas for affording asthma, allergy and anaphylaxis medications.

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    Allergy & Asthma Network Advocates for People Living with Health Disparities

    Learn about our efforts that bring an end to racial disparities affecting people with asthma, allergies and related conditions.

  • Image of a refrigerator shelf containing eggs, a red bell pepper, beverages, and fruits. The text "Ask the Allergist" is prominently displayed over the image.

    Ask the Allergist: The Food Allergy-Eczema Connection

    Allergist Allison Ramsey answers the question: What is the connection between food allergies and eczema (atopic dermatitis), especially in young children?

  • A woman sits on a recording studio desk, smiling at a man in a chair who is laughing. The room is filled with musical equipment, including guitars, a keyboard, and speakers.

    Musician & Wife Raise Awareness for Aspirin-Exacerbated Respiratory Disease (AERD)

    Rhonda Nelson and her husband Wayne of Little River Band raise awareness for Aspirin-Exacerbated Respiratory Disease (AERD) following her diagnosis.

  • Two people are practicing alternate nostril breathing. The person in the foreground has braided hair and appears focused, while the person in the background has tattoos and is also engaged in the breathing exercise.

    Effective Breathing Techniques For People with Asthma, EIB and Respiratory Diseases

    July 14, 2020 – Watch or participate in a demonstration of effective breathing techniques for people with asthma, exercise-induced bronchospasm (EIB).

  • A group of children with diverse backgrounds forms a circle, smiling at the camera. Overlaid text reads, "Take Our Survey on Asthma Care for Children with Special Needs." The image promotes participation in a healthcare survey.

    Take Our Survey on Asthma Care for Children with Special Needs

    Take part in a University of Cincinnati study to understand adults’ perceptions of asthma care for children with physical or intellectual disabilities.

  • A collection of five face masks displayed on a surface: a black textured mask, a white structured mask, a blue surgical mask, a red mask with white floral patterns, and a gray tweed mask.

    COVID-19 Coping Strategies: Distress Reduction Techniques for People with Asthma

    Psychologist Dr. Gianine Rosenblum explains how to people with asthma can reduce stress or anxiety quickly by using the “dive response” technique.

  • A person wearing a blue face mask is sitting in front of a laptop. They have their hands on their temples, appearing stressed or tired. A bottle is partially visible in the foreground. The background is softly lit by a window.

    COVID-19 Coping Strategies: Why Daily Practice Is So Important for People with Asthma and Allergies

    Dr. Gianine Rosenblum explains why scheduling daily relaxation or stress reduction practices can benefit people with asthma and allergies.

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    COVID-19 Coping Strategies: Square Breathing for People with Asthma and Allergies

    Dr. Gianine Roseblum describes square breathing to manage anxiety or stress because symptoms of stress can often mimic those of asthma or COVID-19.

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