September Asthma Peak Week and Understanding Fall Triggers
This podcast episode explains how to spot seasonal asthma triggers, prepare for the September Asthma Peak, and keep your asthma under control in the fall.
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Anti-Inflammatory Reliever Therapy (AIR) for Mild Asthma (BATURA Study)
In this podcast, learn how a smart inhaler combining albuterol and budesonide can help mild asthma patients avoid serious symptoms.
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Oral Corticosteroid Overuse in Asthma
This podcast focuses on oral corticosteroids and asthma. Learn about how taking corticosteroids by pill, injection, or IV drip can hurt you in the long run.
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What Biologic Therapies are Available for Allergic Conditions?
This episode explores the history of the eight biologic therapies available for allergic conditions.
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Why Asthma Attacks Peak in September
September means cooler weather, back to school, and germs which can make asthma worse. Learn. how to stay ahead of asthma triggers this fall.
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Environmental Impact of Climate Change on People with Asthma and Allergies
Discover the connection between climate, poor air quality and respiratory health in a new podcast.
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‘What is Controlled Asthma?’ Podcast: Everything You Need to Know
Kortney Kwong Hing and allergist Payel Gupta, MD examine why it’s critical to keep your asthma under control – and how you can do it.
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Pediatric Asthma: When Your Child Travels with Asthma
Pediatric nurse practitioner Jodie Stabinski, RN, discusses tips and strategies to manage asthma on the go.
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Pediatric Asthma: Practical Tips and Strategies for Pediatric Asthma
This podcast with pediatric nurse practitioner Jodie Stabinski, RN discusses practical tips and strategies to manage your child’s asthma.
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Pediatric Asthma: Parents & Providers as Partners
Jody Stabinksi CRNP offers tips for parents to work with healthcare providers to ensure better asthma care for their children.
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Trigger Awareness Podcast – Asthma Risks in the Winter
Learn about asthma risks in wintertime and how cold, dry air impacts breathing for people with asthma.
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