General Practitioners' Asthma Group (GPAG)
			The General Practitioners' Asthma Group (GPAG) is a group of GPs with a special interest in asthma and a committee of the National Asthma Campaign. The executive committee consists of 13 GPs from around the country, but the wider soup now numbers over 300 GPs. Many are involved in asthma projects or asthma clinics in general practice. Some 90 of them are GPAG Asthma Liaison Officers for their Division of General Practice, acting as foci for local asthma activities and passing information on asthma to and from their Division. The GPAG committee acts as an advisory panel to the National Asthma Campaign on general practice issues, and also develops and implements various general practice initiatives for the NAC. These include developing and running GP research studies in asthma, developing resources and practical support materials for GPs, and presenting workshops and seminars at national GP conferences. These activities are outlined in our quarterly bulletin (see links), which goes out to the Divisions. National Asthma Campaign, Australia   Australia
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			Gluten-Free Living
			a bimonthly newsletter Gluten-Free Living   USA
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			International Aerobiology Newsletter
			The IAA publishes the International Aerobiology Newsletter twice a year (in December and May). The Newsletter forms a vital contact between the members of our world wide community of aerobiologists by providing an informal way to exchange news, ideas and information and gives a useful medium through which to make initial contacts. International Association for Aerobiology (IAA)   Spain
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			Labelling of Medical Gloves to Show Primary Materials of Composition
			June 16, 1995, Information letter to Manufacturers, Importers and Distributors of Medical Gloves regarding the regulations on labelling of Medical Gloves to Show Primary Materials of Composition. Health Canada   Canada
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			Lungs at Work: ALA's Nationwide Newsletter
			Lungs at Work is the American Lung Association's nationwide newsletter, which highlights successes in fighting lung disease. Lungs at Work features stories on American Lung Association volunteers and staff who are helping people breathe easier through education, community service, advocacy and research. American Lung Association (ALA)   USA
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			News from Planet Lactose
			News for Lactose Intolerance individuals. Steve Carper's Lactose Intolerance Clearing House   USA
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			Our Toxic Times
			The Chemical Injury Information Network publishes a monthly magazine called Our Toxic Times (OTT). It covers a wide range of pertinent information for those concerned about Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, from the technical to the practical. Chemical Injury Information Network (CIIN)   USA
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			The ADD/ADHD Online Newsletter
			The ADD/ADHD Online Newsletter   USA
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			The Breathe Easy®/;Asthma Digest - Online Newsletter
			Brings the latest asthma research and news items right to your electronic mailbox each month. More than 13 million Americans suffer from asthma, including almost 5 million under the age of 18. The annual direct and indirect economic cost to our nation is almost $10 billion. American Lung Association (ALA)   USA
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			The Weekly Breather - Online Newsletter
			The ALA's weekly electronic summary of issues in the news related to lung disease and health. The Weekly Breather brings you abstracts of items from major newspapers on topics including asthma, tobacco control and clean air issues, plus news from American Lung Association medical journals and more. American Lung Association (ALA)   USA
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