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The document outlines the BRFSS Asthma Survey Adult Questionnaire for 2008, detailing the structure and content of the survey designed to gather information on asthma prevalence, symptoms, healthcare utilization, management plans, environmental factors, medications, costs of care, work-related asthma issues, comorbid conditions, and alternative therapies. It includes sections for informed consent, recent history of asthma symptoms and episodes, health care usage related to asthma, and various questions aimed at understanding the impact of asthma on individuals' lives.

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