A selection of news from RESPIRE in 2019, including the announcement of new Fellowships and projects News listing Search Tags 201620172018201920202021202220232024ArchiveFeaturesInsights Publication date Date from Date to RESPIRE ASM 2022 18 May, 2022 Digital Programme and other information for attendees to the RESPIRE ASM 2022 Free online course: Chronic Respiratory Diseases (CRD) in Primary Care Settings 27 April, 2022 An interactive online course developed by RESPIRE and the International Primary Care Respiratory… Hani Salim - “health literacy is crucial for asthma care” 02 March, 2022 Dr Hani Salim talks to the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur about her work Priorities for primary care respiratory research published 04 February, 2022 A global prioritisation exercise has identified the current respiratory research needs of primary… RESPIRE impact on rural respiratory health services in Pune, India 28 September, 2021 RESPIRE projects in Pune, India having a profound impact on the health of rural communities "I carry an inhaler everywhere I go in the event of an asthma attack." | Lim Zhuo Yan, 17 17 August, 2021 Asthma isn’t something that everyone can overcome and fight "I learned to cope with my asthma positively" | Shaena Jilaysha Perera, 15 17 August, 2021 The day I had felt most like a monster was the day I should have been the happiest. "I try not to let asthma prevent me from doing what I enjoy." | Leong Yong-Kang, 16 17 August, 2021 Today, I'm a dancer "Sports help me to build stamina and train my lungs to work more efficiently." | Loo Shu Hinn, 17 17 August, 2021 The most common symptom I have is becoming breathless after coming into contact with allergens "If you want to take part in sports, go for it!" | Darrell Pan Li Ren, 12 17 August, 2021 I discovered that I had asthma at the age of 8 in third grade 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … This article was published on 2024-09-24
