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Air purifiers vs dehumidifiers

Professor Sheryl van Nunen OAM FRSN, Board Director of the National Asthma Council Australia, explains how air purifiers and dehumidifiers can help people living with asthma and allergies. In collaboration Breville, Sensitive Choice shares this essential video resource to help you better understand the use of air purifiers and dehumidifiers and the difference between the two.
Are you overusing your asthma reliever medications?
Asthma and sleepovers
Asthma diagnosis and spirometry testing | What to do if you think you have asthma?
Asthma medication tips
Back to school
Christmas trees and asthma
Do you know what triggers your asthma?
Dust and dusting
Dust Storms
Exercise and asthma
Healthy eating for asthma
Hot weather and your asthma and allergies
How do allergies impact asthma?
How to use a metered dose inhaler (puffer) with a spacer for adults
How to use a metered dose inhaler (puffer) with a spacer for children
How to use a Standard MDI (puffer)
How to use FESS Children’s Saline Nasal Spray
How to use FESS Nasal And Sinus Wash – Gentle Strength
How to use FESS Saline Spray
Influenza and asthma
Pregnancy and asthma
Sleep and asthma fact sheet

Sleep is essential for good health.  Asthma symptoms can disrupt sleep and sleep disturbances can affect asthma control and quality of life. See our advice to improve asthma management and sleep quality.
Smoking, vaping and asthma
Travelling and holidays
What is a Written Asthma Action Plan and who needs one?
What is the difference between asthma relievers and asthma preventers?

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