People living with asthma understand that their environment affects their health, but they’re often left without the tools, guidance, or support to fully act on that knowledge. In this virtual event, Chiesi unveils findings from its recent Asthma Community Survey, which looks at this fundamental gap and potential solutions.

In particular, this conversation explores how embedding Environmental Health Literacy (EHL) into clinical, community, and digital systems can help individuals navigate air quality improvements with greater confidence, and panelists lay out a roadmap for building more responsive, patient-centered asthma care.

• Anju T. Peters, M.D. M.SCI, Professor of Medicine, Director of Clinical Research, Division of Allergy and Immunology, Director, Center for Clinical Research, Northwestern University Clinical and Translational, Sciences Institute (NUCATS), Medical Director, Northwestern Medicine Clinical Research Unit, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

• Cindy Trubisky, M.Ed., AE-C, Senior Director, Nationwide Health Promotions, Asthma Programs, American Lung Association

• Jesse McQuarters, Editor, STAT Brand Studio

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