World Asthma Day: Major Triggers Of Disease
Asthma is one of the most common chronic non-communicable diseases that affects over 260 million people and is responsible for over 450,000 deaths each year worldwide, according to WHO.
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World Asthma Day: Major Triggers Of DiseaseThe World Asthma Day (WAD) was observed globally on Tuesday, May 7, 2024. It is an occasion to raise awareness about the chronic condition. This year's theme, Asthma Education Empowers, underscores the importance of enhancing awareness and understanding of asthma. (Unsplash) -
World Asthma Day: Major Triggers Of DiseaseWHO says exposure to environmental allergens and irritants also increase the risk of asthma, including indoor and outdoor air pollution, house dust mites, moulds, and occupational exposure to chemicals, fumes or dust. (Pexels) -
World Asthma Day: Major Triggers Of DiseaseEvents in early life affect the developing lungs and can increase the risk of asthma. These include low birth weight, prematurity, exposure to tobacco smoke and other sources of air pollution, as well as viral respiratory infections. (Pexels) -
World Asthma Day: Major Triggers Of DiseaseThe family members of an asthma patient need education to understand more about their condition. This includes their treatment options, triggers to avoid, and how to manage their symptoms at home. (Unsplash)
