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17 May 2012 |

What to Do in an Asthma Attack

Occasionally an asthma attack may occur no matter how careful you are about taking your asthma treatment and avoiding triggers. An asthma attack normally doesn't occur suddenly; most people find that asthma attacks are the result of a gradual worsening of symptoms over a few days. If your symptoms are getting worse, do not ignore them. Quite often using your reliever may be all that is needed to get your asthma under control again. At other times symptoms are more severe and more urgent action is required.

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16 May 2012 | News

Asthma Society of Ireland Launch New Sports & Exercise Toolkit at European Conference

The Asthma Society of Ireland launched a new toolkit, Reach Your Peak with Asthma to help and encourage people with asthma to take part in sports and exercise. The launch took place on Saturday 12th of May as the Asthma Society hosted the AGM of EFA, the European Federation for asthma and allergy patients, held in Dublin. Asthma patients from a variety of sporting fields and clubs were invited to join member delegates from more than 15 countries across Europe, where they were given expert information on exercising with asthma and a copy of the Reach Your Peak with Asthma pack. 

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01 May 2012 | Events

The Asthma Society of Ireland Presentation on Sports & Exercise with Asthma

Presentation on "Sports and Exercise with Asthma" by Prof. Stephen Lane, followed by Q&A Session.  Admission is free, contact us on 1850 44 54 64 to reserve your place.

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30 April 2012 | News

World Asthma Day 2012 - Asthma Still Claiming One Life a Week in Ireland

With poor control a concern for 60% of asthma patients, one the eve of World Asthma Day 2012, bereaved families speak of their grief of losing a child to asthma.  

 

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