Wagga Wagga and district is prone to spring-time thunderstorm-triggered asthma associated with elevated levels of airborne grass-pollens in conjunction with pending thunderstorm activity.
The Faculty of Science and Health at Charles Sturt University and the Wagga Asthma Collaborative of Health Professionals, have established an SMS notification and email notification system where you can register to be notified on days during spring that are high risk for thunderstorm triggered asthma.
If you have any queries about asthma or the alert system, please contact asthmaalert@csu.edu.au in the first instance. You can also contact:
Dr Bruce Graham
Phone: 0411 895 074
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The Wagga Asthma Collaborative is a group of health professionals and consumer representatives who promote awareness of asthma and coordinate the pollen counts and asthma alerts for the Wagga Wagga region when the thunderstorm asthma risk is high.