Are your kids sidelined with asthma, struggling to keep up with friends, always the last one picked on the team? Well, not all of us are born athletes, but being active is important, especially for kids with asthma. With us today to share his expertise on the subject is allergist James Sublett.
‘Podcasts’
Exercise and Asthma
Published August - 9 - 2011
Chocolate Allergy
Published August - 9 - 2011
Is there such a thing as chocolate allergy? With us today to share his expertise on the subject is Allergist Bradley Chipps, fellow of the American College of Asthma and Immunology.
The importance of follow-up care
Published June - 9 - 2011
National Asthma Guidelines say people with asthma should see their healthcare provider and review their asthma symptoms at regularly scheduled follow-up visits – not just when they’re sick. AANMA’s Patient Support Center nurse, nationally recognized asthma educator Carol Jones, RN, talks about why this is important – and how it can actually keep you healthy and save time and money.
The Stork Report
Published March - 11 - 2011
When a woman becomes pregnant, one of her first priorities is to keep her baby safe and healthy. But what if the expectant mom has asthma? Will breathing problems or the medications she takes to treat them affect the baby? AANMA president and founder Nancy Sander posed that question – and more – to Stanley Fineman, MD, a board-certified allergist from Atlanta, Georgia, in this edition of Ask the Allergist.
David Callahan, MD, Discusses H1N1 and your child
Published November - 25 - 2009
Parents of children with asthma and other respiratory issues are on special alert this flu season with H1N1 on everyone’s radar. AANMA spoke with David Callahan, MD, a flu and asthma specialist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about how to keep your children healthy and how to treat them most effectively if they get sick. Listen to Dr. Callahan’s answers and more guidance in the new podcast for AANMA’s PRECIOUS Breathers program, developed in partnership with AstraZeneca especially for parents of young children.
James Sublett, MD, Discusses Ways to Reduce Allergens and Irritants in Your Home
Published October - 20 - 2009
Every breath we take contains millions of particles of dust, allergens, chemicals, pollutants and other tiny molecules. And while pollen and outdoor air pollution get most of the attention, Environmental Protection Agency – or EPA – studies show that pollutant levels inside homes and buildings are two to five times higher than outside! Read the rest of this entry »
EPA Podcast en Español Volumen 1
Published August - 26 - 2009
El aire que respiramos contiene millones de partículas de polvo, alérgenos, químicos, contaminantes y otras pequeñas moléculas microscópicas. Y mientras el polen y la contaminación exterior se llevan toda la atención, estudios realizados por la Agencia de Protección Ambiental (EPA, por sus siglas en inglés), indican que el nivel de contaminación al interior de hogares y edificios es dos a tres veces más alto que el de espacios abiertos. Read the rest of this entry »
Asthma Awareness Day Capitol Hill Podcast part 6
Published May - 6 - 2009
Asthma Awareness Day Capitol Hill Podcast part 5
Published May - 5 - 2009
Asthma Awareness Day Capitol Hill Podcast part 4
Published May - 4 - 2009
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