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This page provides information on: Burden of asthma for children Stock inhaler legislation  How to get involved Resources for managing asthma at school In 2016, legislation was p

This page provides the following: Overview of Asthma in the Workplace  Workplace Exposures Resources and References Approximately a quarter of adults with asthma indicate their ast

Asthma Action Plans are a crucial part of managing asthma. They explain a patient’s medications, symptoms, triggers, and what to do in an  emergency. They are also required by law for schools

Allergens Dust Mites Animals: dog, cat, rabbit, birds, rats, horses Pollen from trees, grass, weeds Molds Cockroaches and their droppings Rodents and their droppings Food: Peanuts, e

The NH Asthma Collaborative is a group of stakeholders from multiple sectors committed to understanding and alleviating the burden of asthma in New Hampshire communities through a holistic framework o

What is Prediabetes? It is a blood glucose (sugar) level that is higher than normal but not high enough to be diagnosed as diabetes. One in three American adults has prediabetes, and most do not even

Considerable evidence exists linking Diabetes Self Management Education and Support (DSMES) participation to positive changes in health behaviors and improved diabetes-related outcomes. Benefits of

The Radiological Emergency Preparedness program organizes New Hampshire emergency response capabilities for a coordinated response to an incident at the Seabrook Station Nuclear Plan. The NH Divisi

The Health Officer Liaison Unit helps local health officers, local municipal officials, citizens, and others to:  Understand the role of the local health officer in local environmental heal