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Dr. Stacey Wall is a nurse practitioner who treats children with exercise tolerance, vocal cord dysfunction and other exercise-related breathing problems....

Dr. Eileen Wang, MD, MPH is an allergist and immunologist at National Jewish Health. Dr. Wang is in the Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology....

See the cities ranked above and below average for living with asthma. Pollen, air quality, pets and smoking can all affect asthma and other respiratory conditions. ...

Learn where ground-level ozone pollution hangs out the most and what you can do to breathe better....

Dr. Chafen Hart is a fellowship-trained pediatric sleep specialist who cares for children with sleep disorders....

Learn more about outdoor air pollution, how to find air quality reports, common symptoms, and tips for protecting your lungs....

Dr. Evans Fernandez is a fellowship-trained pulmonologist who treats all types of interstitial lung disease, including hypersensitivity pneumonitis....

Dr. David Griffith is a fellowship-trained pulmonologist who treats bronchiectasis, chronic respiratory infections, nontuberculous mycobacteria & tuberculosis....

View all the National Jewish Health Leach lab publications, dating back to 2020 on a wide variety of topics of study....

Nick Research Laboratory personnel roster consists of a principal investigator, lab researchers, assistant professors, and fellows....

Sitting by an outdoor fire can be enjoyable, but for people with a respiratory disease such as asthma, COPD, emphysema, etc., inhaling smoke from wood or wildfires, even briefly, can irritate the eyes, throat and lungs. ...

Elizabeth Devon Smith, PhD, is a psychologist at National Jewish Health. Dr. Smith is in the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine....

Mold allergies can affect you indoors and outdoors. Learn how to manage & treat your mold allergy in this video with allergist Flavia Hoyte, MD....

Protect your lungs this summer with our summer asthma management tips. Watch our video today....

Dr. Michael Salem is a fellowship-trained critical care surgeon who serves as the President and CEO....

Learn about mice and rats and how to take action against them to relieve asthma and allergy symptoms....

Childhood asthma in the summer can be challenging. Parents can follow this asthma care checklist so their camper can manage his or her asthma....

The Guard Garden is an outdoor extension of the classroom and provides students and their families access to fresh produce and hands-on learning about why healthy food is important for growing bodies....

Dr. Tod Olin is a fellowship-trained pediatric pulmonologist who cares for children and adults with breathing problems during exercise....

Local pollen count can help you take precautions to protect against pollen allergies occurring in your area....

One of the most difficult things for allergy sufferers can be sleeping at night. Here are a few ways to help you get a full night's sleep despite your allergies....

The honorees of the Rev the Runway event in Aspen benefiting National Jewish Health...

Learn more about the National Jewish Health Center for Environment, Exposure and Health, what we are researching, and more....

Elizabeth Anne Regan, MD, PhD, is an physician researcher at National Jewish Health in the Division of Rheumatology, Department of Medicine....

The Child Life Program always appreciates donations. Work with the Child Life Specialist donations to make sure the children have the toys and items they need....

Learn more about the recreational places available in Denver....

Allergic rhinitis (hay fever) is mainly an allergy caused by outdoor allergens, such as tree, grass and weed pollens, as well as some mold spores....

Fall is a fun time of year, but for many people it is full of allergy triggers that make their breathing problems worse. From leaves and hay to moldy pumpkins and smoky bonfires, hazards are lurking. The biggest fall culprits are weeds and molds that can lead to nasal congestion,...

Pollen from trees, grasses and weeds may travel many miles in the wind and can be inhaled and cause allergy and asthma symptoms....

Record summer temperatures are now routine for many Americans. However, if you have asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), it’s important to take extra precautions during extremely warm weather, as heat can aggravate your symptoms. ...

The best environment for COPD is one with reduced air pollutants. Find out how to optimize your living space to minimize COPD pollution in your environment....

As the weather heats up during the summer months, ground-level ozone pollution increases as pollutants react to heat and sunlight. Ozone levels often increase with summer wildfires, further worsening the air quality and ozone-related breathing issues....

Dr. Ankie Amos is a fellowship-trained cardiologist who has advanced training as a heart failure specialist....

National Jewish Health provides patients a translation assistance line and language assistance services are always free. Please call 303.398.1355....

At the National Jewish Health Leach Laboratory, we are interested in the development of computational tools to facilitate data interpretation....

Love isn@t the only thing in the air on Valentine@s Day. Spring allergens begin to build in the environment long before the flowers bloom and leaves return to the trees. That@s why allergists at National Jewish Health in Denver recommend starting allergy medications in mid-Februa...

Molds reproduce and grow by sending tiny spores into the air. Inhaling spores causes allergy and asthma symptoms, including itchy eyes and rash....

The Clean Air Campaign for the air pollution species survival elementary lesson plan is entitled “Stayin Alive.” It is available for Grade 4....

As summer heats up and outdoor activities peak, doctors at National Jewish Health are issuing an important reminder: staying hydrated is not just about quenching thirst; it is critical for maintaining heart health. Dehydration can place significant, often overlooked, stress on th...

Richard W. Weber, MD, is a Professor Emeritus at National Jewish Health. Dr. Weber was in the Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology....

Dr. Andrew Freeman, MD, is a board-certified cardiologist who cares for patients with heart disease and has a special interest in heart disease prevention....