How to Reduce Asthma Triggers from Indoor, Outdoor, and Occupational Sources: Digital Download
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What evidence-based practices can help people reduce exposure to environmental asthma triggers? Our infographic provides health professionals and state asthma programs with a list of strategies they can implement to help patients breathe easy in their home and while on the job.
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Description
Asthma triggers can originate from inside, outside, and even where you work. This infographic outlines the different evidence-based practices from the CDC that can help you improve you lfe with asthma.
- This infographic includes tips on:
- Home weatherization programs
- Home improvement incentives
- Smoke-free policies in all indoor spaces
- Clean diesel technology for school buses
- Eliminate or reduce exposure to asthma triggers at the workplace
This infographic was produced as part of Allergy & Asthma Network’s partnership with CDC’s National Asthma Control Program – EXHALE technical package.
