Lasser - Lung Allergy Sleep Society for Educational Research and Welfare

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As an NPO, our mission is to promote respiratory health, advancing research, provide training and arranging CME on Pulmonology, improve concerns regarding respiratory issues & sleep related issues within our community and help the society breath well.

Your allergies flare… at bedtime?We see it at health camps all the time: someone tells us “daytime is fine,” then the mo...
06/06/2026

Your allergies flare… at bedtime?

We see it at health camps all the time: someone tells us “daytime is fine,” then the moment they lie down, the nose, chest, and sleep all start acting up. The missing link is often daytime allergy triggers—dust, pollen, pets, workplace exposures—that don’t stop just because night begins.

Here’s our mini “24-hour bridging plan” we teach during camp:
Camp day: get assessed + take home trigger-control steps.
Night: track symptoms + use safer sleep positioning.
Next week: seminar follow-up appointment reminders.

If you work with patients (or you’re supporting someone who can’t sleep through allergy flares), Join our health camps.

Donations under 80G help fund education and respiratory research for underserved communities. If you can, please consider supporting our work.

Your clinic is ready… but your protocol isn’t.One-week “from protocol to participants” mini-timeline we use at our camps...
05/06/2026

Your clinic is ready… but your protocol isn’t.

One-week “from protocol to participants” mini-timeline we use at our camps:
Day 1–2: Finalize a sleep + respiratory symptom questionnaire and outcomes (cough/wheeze, peak flow/SpO₂).
Day 3: Ethics + consent templates.
Day 4: Train staff for standardized lung checks.
Day 5–6: Screen volunteers via our community camp forms.
Day 7: Debrief and log protocol deviations.

Then we bring it to the people who can use the results—clinicians join our next seminar, and supporters help fund the next camp screening drive.

If you want a field-ready outline for starting your own allergy/pulmonary study, Contact us for more information. Or support the work with 80G donation to power the next community screening.

Still sleeping through breathing symptoms?That “it’ll pass” feeling is rough—especially when bedroom triggers and nightt...
04/06/2026

Still sleeping through breathing symptoms?
That “it’ll pass” feeling is rough—especially when bedroom triggers and nighttime symptoms keep repeating.

We’re hosting a “Sleep & Breathing Check” community challenge.
Submit 1-week notes (bedroom triggers + nighttime symptoms + inhaler/sleep routine). We keep entries anonymized, then a respiratory clinician reviews the takeaways and shares them in a live seminar—so you get peer-tested, evidence-based support from both patients and clinicians.

Want a supportive network that actually helps? Join the next “Sleep & Breathing Check” and help fund ongoing research + health camps with your donation (80G).
Join our health camps

“My patient’s sneezing improved… so we’re done.”That’s how control slips fast—because allergy symptoms don’t exist in is...
03/06/2026

“My patient’s sneezing improved… so we’re done.”

That’s how control slips fast—because allergy symptoms don’t exist in isolation. In primary care, we need a tighter sequence: treat the pattern, confirm the trigger timing, and watch for lung involvement early.

Here are 3 myth-buster decision rules for evidence-based allergy management:
1) Step up controller vs optimize adherence: if symptoms persist, check inhaler/nasal technique, missed doses, and refill gaps before escalating.
2) Time nasal therapy with triggers: start/adjust before peak exposure and keep dosing consistent during exposure windows—not just when symptoms flare.
3) Refer fast for lung red flags: wheeze, persistent cough, exertional shortness of breath, night symptoms, or unclear response to standard therapy.

Want the workshop-ready algorithm + case discussions?
Attend our seminars.
If you’d like to help fund training and welfare research, donate under 80G (Healthcare and Welfare).

“Allergy vs infection in 30 seconds: 4 clues”That throat irritation + runny nose can feel the same at first—until the pa...
02/06/2026

“Allergy vs infection in 30 seconds: 4 clues”

That throat irritation + runny nose can feel the same at first—until the pattern shows up.

1) Itchy eyes + clear, watery mucus
2) No fever (or only mild warmth)
3) Less body ache than a typical cold
4) Symptoms feel better outdoors, worse indoors or after sleep

If it’s allergy-leaning, treatment and prevention look different than “wait it out.”

Bring these clues to our screening camp. If you’d like to support lung allergy research and community welfare (80G), consider donating—our work helps healthcare and families learn what to do next.

Join our health camps.

Your clinic day is full… and your CME still needs to run smoothly.Here’s our “10-minute webinar build” we use for respir...
01/06/2026

Your clinic day is full… and your CME still needs to run smoothly.

Here’s our “10-minute webinar build” we use for respiratory-allergy teaching—so healthcare professionals can repeat the plan back in their own clinics:
Templated case prompts (pre-structured for quick discussion)
Moderated Q&A (focused answers, no wandering threads)
Shared guideline links (so learners can verify and apply the same pathway)

We design it for collaboration, not chaos—evidence-based, reproducible, and workable between rounds.

Attend our seminars.
If you’d like to help fund the next research/welfare lung-health camp, donate with 80G (request available) and support community education + welfare.

A COPD flare doesn’t announce itself. It just steals your breath—and your sleep—by the time it feels obvious.This is why...
31/05/2026

A COPD flare doesn’t announce itself. It just steals your breath—and your sleep—by the time it feels obvious.

This is why we’re spotlighting the newest disease-monitoring innovation, not just “new COPD drugs”: home spirometry paired with digital symptom tracking.

Home spirometry helps you establish an at-home airflow baseline. Then symptom trends (and the numbers) can alert you earlier—before you end up waiting it out.

Two questions we ask every patient (and caregiver):

Do you have an at-home airflow baseline?

Who reviews your readings?

Join our health camps for COPD screening and monitoring guidance. Your support matters too—our 80G donations help fund educational research and community welfare for lung health.

That “air-hungry” wake-up after a coughing spell? We see it a lot—and it may be your sleep telling a respiratory story.F...
30/05/2026

That “air-hungry” wake-up after a coughing spell? We see it a lot—and it may be your sleep telling a respiratory story.

For 7 nights, track:
• Bedtime
• Awakenings with cough/wheeze
• How often you wake feeling “air-hungry”

Bring your notes to our next seminar/health camp so we can discuss sleep–respiratory patterns and what to try next—together, evidence-based.

Your participation helps our lung allergy sleep research (80G). Donate if you can, and Join our health camps.

That “mysterious” night cough? Sometimes it starts with what you can see in your bedroom.We’re running a Bedroom-to-Brea...
29/05/2026

That “mysterious” night cough? Sometimes it starts with what you can see in your bedroom.

We’re running a Bedroom-to-Breathing community screening day—bring a photo of your sleeping area (fan/filter, any damp spots, and the ventilation route). Our team will use a checklist to flag likely night-time respiratory irritants, so you know what to check next.

Then we’ll invite you to join our next health camp/seminar and share the research-backed screening protocols we’re building with local support (80G-eligible).

Join our health camps

Your COPD meds can help—then sleep falls apart.We’re seeing the newest COPD-treatment trials add a “COPD + sleep” lens: ...
28/05/2026

Your COPD meds can help—then sleep falls apart.

We’re seeing the newest COPD-treatment trials add a “COPD + sleep” lens: sleep quality, morning airflow, and day-to-day breathing patterns—not only symptom scores.

Before your next visit, ask your clinician:
- “What does my morning airflow look like, and what should improve?”
- “How is my sleep affecting my COPD symptoms the next day?”
- “Which treatment changes are most likely to improve both breathing and sleep?”

Want personalized screening and practical guidance? Attend our upcoming seminar/health camp.
If you’d like to support the research and community welfare behind it, donations qualify for 80G (Healthcare and Welfare).

Join our health camps
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26 B T Road
Kamarhati
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