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@aaaaiorg.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 3:01 PM

Does your asthma seem worse when the seasons change? Spring and fall can bring shifts in pollen and other triggers. Watch this AAAAI video to learn why your symptoms may flare up: https://ow.ly/kCG350ZQzSl

#AsthmaAwareness #SeasonalAllergies #FallAllergies #AllergySeason

@welshcountry.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 10:31 AM

#cleanairchampions #lunghealth #lunghealthmatters #asthma #asthmaproblems #asthmaawareness #copd #copdawareness

@opheacanada.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 6:59 PM

For educators, Asthma Peak Week is a reminder to stay informed on how we can support students living with asthma. Learn more about different asthma triggers and management strategies with Ophea’s free asthma resources: https://bit.ly/4cLo19i

#AsthmaAwareness #Inclusion #HPE

Recognizing Asthma Peak Weak. Every year, globally, the third week of September brings the highest number of asthma-related hospitalizations among children. But why does this happen, and what can educators do to manage triggers and attacks?What causes Asthma Peak Week? According to Asthma Canada, Asthma Peak Week is caused by several lifestyle and environmental changes that accompany the return to school. Following a summer in which asthma management is often more relaxed, children in school environments are exposed to a range of asthma triggers and allergens, as well as viral infections. Did you know? Up to 85% of asthma attacks are triggered by viral infections, with the common cold responsible for up to 60% of these attacks. (Asthma Canada)What can educators do to manage asthma triggers and attacks? Remember to review each student’s Plan of Care or Asthma Management Plan to identify triggers and strategies to manage, reduce, or eliminate asthma triggers. When exposure cannot be avoid, make sure to plan alternative activities that everyone can participate in. Maintaining communication with families can also help to ensure that all students can play and engage safely at school. Learn more on asthma management with Ophea’s free resources.
@opheacanada.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 7:59 PM

There are many different triggers that may affect children and youth with asthma.

Learn more about different asthma triggers and how to manage them with Ophea’s free asthma resources: https://ophea.net/creating-asthma-friendly-environments

#AsthmaAwareness #Inclusion #HPE

Text saying 'What do these four things have in common?' There four images show smoke, a child outside in the snow, a hamster, and cleaning products.They are all asthma triggers. Learn more about different asthma triggers and how to manage them with Ophea's free asthma resources.