Asthma Topics
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Tables and Graphs, Reports and Publications, Asthma's Impact on the NationInterventions
Community Guide, Potentially Effective InterventionsRelated Resources
Asthma & Allergies in the Workplace, Flu & Asthma Control, Multimedia Messages, Links to Other Agencies and OrganizationsHelping Americans with Asthma
Airing Asthma’s Story, Legislation & Policy, Tools for Asthma ControlInformation for Specific Groups
Elderly, Healthcare Professionals, Kids, Parents, Public Health Professionals, Researchers, Schools and Childcare Providers, Workplace Health ProfessionalsProgram Evaluation
Evaluation Guide, Evaluation WebinarCDC’s National Asthma Control Program
Contact Information for States and ProgramsWhat’s New…
Helping Americans Breathe Easier 
Asthma cannot be cured, but it can be controlled. School children with asthma need to know how to control their asthma. They may also need to be able to use their asthma medications at school. Watch this video to learn how one parent worked with CDC’s National Asthma Control Program and state, local, and national partners to help children gain access to their own asthma medications at school. Due to these efforts, by 2010 all 50 states had passed self–carry laws.
See how Asthma Impacts your State.
See our Tools for Asthma Control and choose an Asthma Action Plan that is right for you.
CDC’s National Asthma Control Program is a driving force in asthma control. - Controlling Asthma in Schools
CDC's National Asthma Control Program (NACP) plays a pivotal role in promoting asthma-friendly schools.[PDF - 176 KB]
- School Asthma Policies Can Save Lives: Learn how CDC's National Asthma Control Program supports laws allowing children to carry medication at school.
- Helping Americans Gain Asthma Control: Read how one CDC-funded home-based asthma case management program changed a child's life and gave his family the skills to keep him healthy.
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