Asthma Information Brochures

• Asthma and Allergy: What you need to know
• Asthma and Lung Function: Tests Measuring asthma for better control
• Asthma and Pain Relievers: Taking pain relievers safely
• Asthma and Air Pollution: How you can reduce exposure
• Asthma and Complementary Therapies: An evidence based guide
• Asthma and Infant Bedding
• Asthma and Diet in Early Childhood
• Asthma and Wheezing in the First Years of Life
• Allergic rhinitis and your asthma: What you should know

Using your Inhaler

• Using your inhaler
• MDI (puffer)
• MDI (puffer) and spacer
• Accuhaler
• Autohaler
• Handihaler
• Turbuhaler

Children and Asthma

• Kids With Asthma

Online tool - Asthma Life Balance Check 

• Asthma Life Balance Check

Information Sheets

• Asthma and Allergy
• Asthma and Bushfires
• Asthma & Influenza - the Facts
• Asthma and Food Fact File 
• Asthma Health Tips
• Asthma Winter Checklist
• Exercise-induced Asthma
• How to stick to your asthma medications
• How to look after your Nebuliser
• Pregnancy & Asthma
• The Traveller with Asthma

More Resources

• Resources in Community Languages 
• The Four Seasons -  tips to manage your asthma all year 
  • Winter
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn
• `What's Asthma All About?'
• `Why Me? Asthma`
• World Asthma Day
  • World Asthma Day 2008
  • World Asthma Day 2007  

• Transition to CFC-free inhalers
  
  In line with the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer, countries throughout the world are working on the phase-out of chlorofluorocarbon (CFC)-containing metered dose inhalers for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. While the transition to CFC-free inhalers is complete in Australia, many other countries in Asia and the Pacific have begun the process only recently. This transition awareness package aims to assist National Ozone Units and other key national stakeholders in developing countries to develop appropriate materials to ensure the seamless transition to CFC-free inhalers in each country.
  
  The resources were developed by the United Nations Environment Programme in association with the National Asthma Council Australia, supported by the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol.