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Exposure to allergens and irritants in the work place may make someone’s asthma worse. Work place exposures may also cause someone without asthma to develop the disease. Learn all about asthma and the workplace by reading the following sections.

Occupational Asthma: Asthma can be work-related.

Indoor air quality: Indoor air quality is a concern at some worksites. Learn more about indoor air quality and asthma.

Smoking and Asthma: Learn all about the effects of smoking and secondhand smoke on people with and without asthma, and find resources to help smokers quit.

Statistics Fact Sheet: Find out many different statistics about asthma in Michigan.

Environment: Learn how your environment, either indoors or out, can play a large part your asthma symptoms. Find tips on building and remodeling for a healthier worksite.

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American Lung Association of Michigan

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