Asthma

Asthma attacks can be scary for kids and parents alike. Psychologist Nusha Nouhi, Ph.D., offers advice to help asthmatic kids cope after an attack.

If you have asthma, it’s important to be extra careful on the job. Exposure to irritants can cause flare-ups. Here are a few ways you can help protect your lungs.

Clear communication helps friends, teachers, and other parents care for your child with confidence.

This simple device can offer daily insight into your child’s asthma. Here’s how to make the most of it.

Recovery doesn’t stop once your breathing returns to normal.

Learn how to best support your child as they take on more responsibility in managing their condition.

What you need to know, plus how to tell when it’s time to talk to your doctor.

Vaccines protect your lungs from serious illnesses like flu, pneumonia, and COVID-19. Learn which vaccines are must-haves and how they can help you breathe easier.

These four tips can help keep you (and others) calm.