American Lung Association of MinnesotaProvided by the American Lung Association of Minnesota, this clearinghouse of asthma links provide immediate, and accurate asthma information to people with asthma, their families, health care providers, and other professionals.
The Health Consequences of Involuntary Exposure to Tobacco Smoke: A Report of the Attorney General
The report, The Health Consequences of Involuntary Exposure to Tobacco Smoke, finds that even brief secondhand smoke exposure can cause immediate harm. The report says the only way to protect nonsmokers from the dangerous chemicals in secondhand smoke is to eliminate smoking indoors.
Genetics of Asthma Research Study
ClinicalTrials.gov - A Service of the U.S. National Institutes of Health
National Asthma Campaign - United Kingdom
Asthma UK is a major funder of asthma research in the UK. Each year we spend approximately £3 million on research which includes project grants, four fellows and two professors. Asthma UK has funded nearly £30 million of basic and clinical research to date. We fund a broad research program across the UK, aimed at understanding why people develop asthma in the first place and identifying new treatments to control and prevent asthma.
National Institutes of Health: Allergies and Infectious Diseases
Research resources, Reagent Programs and Repositories, publications
and references and clinical trials are available at the National Institute
of Health link. Grants and application information is also obtainable
from this site. Use the search option at the site to narrow your search.
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
In response to the increased prevalence of asthma, NIEHS has developed
several research programs. The following are descriptions of available
programs.
Asthma Genetics: The Environmental Genome Project
Centers for Children's Environmental Health and Disease Prevention
Research
Asthma Research Online is an AUSTRALIAN based interactive website
designed to assist professionals and consumers to access current asthma
research.
Their aim is to enhance the level of knowledge and understanding
about asthma and its causes and ultimately, to find a cure by:
- Showcasing and promoting research
- Providing a resource
- Extending the networks of communication
- Raising asthma awareness
- Highlighting the need for further research
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