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Aims Improvement Monitoring System

The Asthma Foundation of Victoria
has developed a new tool to help
you manage your asthma.

The Asthma Improvement Monitoring System (AIMS) will allow you to monitor your asthma over time (daily, weekly, monthly, even yearly!) to identify any patterns in deterioration of your asthma symptoms and when you need to speak to your doctor.

Available to all registered users with a comprehensive information area to allow you to plot and chart your readings every day! 

A must for all people with asthma.

   Daily Pollen Count

Pollen Count for 31st December 2011

MODERATE

21/65 GRAINS PER CUBIC METRE OF AIR RECORDED

This is the last official pollen count for this season. The Asthma Foundation thanks the School of Botany at The University of Melbourne for collecting the samples and analysing the collected material to provide the Pollen Count Forecast.

 Please see the Previous alerts page for data provided this season.

Pollen Count Classification:
 

Classification
Grass Pollen Grains (per cubic metre of air)
LOW
0 to 19
MODERATE
20 to 49
HIGH
50 to 99
EXTREME
> 100

Please Note: On High/Extreme days, it is likely that all who are grass pollen-sensitive will experience hayfever symptoms.
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