It is important to keep our focus on the Low-income people who have asthma since they are the most affected by that life-threatening condition. Asthma is in some instance a preventable condition that was known as a childhood disease, but in today’s society, Asthma affects everyone mostly the low-income communities. “The historical view of asthma being a disease of high-income countries no longer holds: most people affected are in low- and middle-income countries and its prevalence are estimated to be increasing fastest in those countries”(Marks, Pearce, Strachan & Asher, 2016, para. 1). With that said, in Florida, it is reported that more than 2.6million people are affected with Asthma for life.
