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Asthma Today, 2017 Edition

Asthma Today is a resource for patients and their families with asthma, created by the American Thoracic Society, which discusses symptoms, diagnosis, and treatments. It also features the latest research presented at the ATS 2017 International Conference. Download your free copy today!

Asthma Today content was developed independently by the American Thoracic Society. Reviewers included Kevin Wilson, MD, chief of ATS Documents & Patient Education; Marianna Sockrider, MD, DrPH, associate medical editor of ATS Patient Education; and Susan Tarlo, MD, asthma content expert.

This resource is supported by an educational grant from GlaxoSmithKline.

Podcast Releases: August

Don’t miss the latest ATS Podcast episodes. You can also subscribe directly on iTunes.

Streamlining the Job Search Process

Google has officially tapped into the job search market with the launch of its own job search engine, Google for Jobs. Job seekers looking for their next opportunity can “Google it” now, and the ATS Career Center has been integrated! Listings are automatically searchable through Google for Jobs, and results will display opportunities from multiple employment sites in one convenient location. Be sure to take advantage of the following promotions, in conjunction with the new career center and Google for Jobs partnership.

  • For all jobs posted in the printed edition of the Annals of the American Thoracic Society, job posters will receive a 50 percent discount on the cost of posting the job opening in the ATS Career Center. Email MAlexander@thoracic.org to arrange the print ad and receive your unique promotion code. Must be used within 60 days.
  • The ATS will offer 30 percent off the cost of one 60-day posting in the ATS Career Center. Enter code: GOOGLE30

This special pricing is valid through Oct. 15. Visit the ATS Career Center, or contact atsjobs@thoracic.org for assistance.

Sign the Petition Now!

Respiratory disease affects and kills millions of people around the world each year. To help focus attention and resources on this global health threat, the ATS urges you to answer the call to action by the Forum of International Respiratory Societies and sign the Charter for Lung Health, which calls for recognition of Sept. 25 as World Lung Day.

Lung health is a universal human need that is often impaired by unhealthy air. The Charter for Lung Health recognizes the human right to breathe safe air, and that lung health is pivotal to the health and well-being of individuals throughout the world. Read the full charter.

Spread the word, share our Lung Day video!

Last Reviewed: October 2017