Bronchial asthma is a disease in which psychological implications play a role in increasing or in reducing the
severity of bronchial obstruction. Internet and, in particular, social media are increasingly a part of daily life of
both young and adult people, thus allowing virtual relationships with peers sharing similar interests and goals.
Although social network users often disclose more about themselves online than they do in person, there
might be a risk for adolescents and for sensitive individuals, who can be negatively influenced by an incorrect
use. However, although some studies show an increased risk of depression, other observations suggest beneficial
effects of social network by enhancing communication, social connection and self-esteem. In addition,
social network represent a useful tool in disseminating public health messages
