3 ways to prepare for bushfire season if you have asthma or another lung condition

By Kazi Mizanur Rahman, Associate Professor of Healthcare Innovations, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond University
Joe Duncan, Clinical Associate Lecturer, Northern Clinical School and Lecturer, Internal Medicine. Rural Clinical School (Northern Rivers), University of Sydney
Jo Longman, Senior Research Fellow, The University Centre for Rural Health, University of Sydney

People with a lung condition are among those particularly vulnerable to bushfire smoke. But you can prepare for the season ahead.

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