P7b4 CJKFAX 724 TO 21:26/0s ^ W 1/6 ASTHMA: GETTING YOUR BREATH B—CK $5 (hj National Asthma Campaign has launched a manifesto demanding rights for people with asthma. U Part of Asthma Week 4-10 October, the Manifesto includes demands for: Regular two-way communication with doctors, advice on self-management $5 of asthma, trained professionals to $5 review self-management, guaranteed referral to hospital and jmjrgency treatment when necessary, adequate research into asthma, smoke free air, and equal opportunrties. Contacts: page 729 Disabled TV/Radio ContactsP7b4 CJJFAX 724 TO 21:07/49 L 6/6 AS(HMA: GETTING Y UR BREA(H BACK $5 Many people with asthma find that "5 their symptoms -awhich can cause sjvjre discomfort and even death - are not taken seriously enough. $5 Treatments are expensive, smokers insensitive, and health professionals can often show a lack of understanding. $5 The National Asthma Campaign y8jnds roughly twice as much as the government on research for asthma which still has no known cure - to 55 support the campaign see p729. Contacts:Qpagj 729 Disabled TV/Radio Contacts