Leukotriene modifiers, cromolyn sodium and Xolair are anti-inflammatory asthma medications that can be used in addition to other asthma treatments. Read on to find out how these medications work, possible side effects and if you or your kids might benefit from these treatments.

Consider making a donation to help asthma research and education. Read on to find out how to find reputable charity organizations, and different donation options.

The holidays bring a lot of stress into our lives. Learn how you can manage both your asthma and stress to have a happy and easy breathing holiday season!

Considered to be an alternative medicine technique, meditation is often recommended for asthma patients. Read on to learn more about meditation and how it may improve breathing for asthma patients.

Studies have shown that infants exposed to mold may go on to develop asthma in their childhood years. Read on to find out how to prevent mold exposure for your baby and family.

Multiple chemical sensitivity and asthma often go hand-in-hand. Learn about MCS and what you can do to lower the amount of chemicals you’re exposed to every day.

A nebulizer can be an invaluable tool for some asthmatics. Read on to find out how a nebulizer works, along with some of the benefits of using a nebulizer as part of an asthma management plan.

Do you have asthma and sinusitis? Some asthma patients experience a decrease in asthma trouble when they keep sinuses clear and clean. Learn how the NeilMed Sinus Rinse Kit could help with your asthma.

Occupational asthma is the leading cause of adult onset asthma; however, it can be prevented. Read on to learn which occupations have the highest numbers of adult asthma cases, and what you can do to protect yourself from developing work-related asthma.

Most of our homes are also home to pests that can cause allergic asthma. Learn the steps you can take to rid your home of these pests and keep your family healthy!