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May is Asthma Awareness Month Find information about daily air pollution The Science of Asthma Breathing smoke from wood-burning stoves and fireplaces can cause asthma attacks. EPA's Aging Initiative Website

EPA's Coordinated Approach on Asthma
EPA promotes scientific understanding of environmental asthma triggers and ways to manage asthma in community settings through research, education and outreach. With federal, state and local partners, we are building the nation's capacity to control asthma and manage exposure to indoor and outdoor pollutants linked to asthma. Our purpose is to build knowledge and awareness to improve the quality of life for millions of Americans with asthma.


Information for Specific Groups: Parents, Caregivers and Kids, Communities in Action, School Health Champions, Healthcare Professionals, Researchers and Scientists, Los recursos en Español

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Join us Tuesday, May 28th from 2-3 pm EDT for a Webinar with the winners of the 2013 National Environmental Leadership Award in Asthma Management. Learn about key components of their exceptional programs, a significant challenge each faced in growing their program's success and lessons they learned in addressing this challenge. Register now! exiting EPA
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[May 1] Greenversations Blog: "Tackling Asthma: On and Off the Field" by Chris Draft
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New Podcast Series: Conversations for Advancing Action exiting EPA features interviews with leaders and experts in asthma programming describing key strategies and best practices for reducing the impact of asthma on underserved communities.

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