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Optimizing Vaccination Rates in Canadians with Lung Disease

by Asthma Canada | Education

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccinating adults to combat influenza and pneumococcal disease was a public health priority—especially for chronic respiratory patients at high risk for complications and hospitalization. Our paper examines pre-pandemic vaccination...

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Si vous avez pris des CSO pendant 3 jours ou plus Si vous avez pris des CSO pendant 3 jours ou plus à au moins 2 reprises dans la dernière année, il se peut que votre asthme ne soit pas maîtrisé. En savoir plus www.raisethealarm.ca/fr-ca/
If you’ve taken 2 or more oral corticosteroid cour If you’ve taken 2 or more oral corticosteroid courses for 3 or more days in the past year, your asthma may not be controlled. Learn more www.raisethealarm.ca/en-ca/
“It’s absolutely shocking that in 2025 we are stil “It’s absolutely shocking that in 2025 we are still having the same conversations around scents in the workplace,” said Jeffrey Beach, President & CEO of Asthma Canada. “People need to understand that scents — for those with asthma and/or allergies — can be extremely serious and have the potential to trigger a life-threatening asthma attack. For some individuals, someone’s choice of perfume or cologne can literally mean the difference between a good day and a medical emergency.” A huge thanks to CBC Nova Scotia for covering this important topic we at Asthma Canada hear about often.
It’s #WorldCOPDDay. Are you ready to #SpeakUpforCO It’s #WorldCOPDDay. Are you ready to #SpeakUpforCOPD? Today, we are hosting a worldwide social chat day to shift the political focus on #COPD. COPD is a global public health emergency—it is the 3rd leading cause of death in the world,* impacting 391 million people. While awareness is growing among decision-makers, political action and funding still significantly trail other chronic diseases, according to a 2025 Ipsos survey of policymakers. As Jose Luis Castro from @who affirms: “It's time to raise COPD on the political agenda. Early intervention, fighting stigma, and targeted investment are key.” Join the movement to drive policy change: 🟡 Comment on our posts with your professional insights, data from your country, policy recommendations, or experiences fighting the barriers of stigma and underfunding. 🟡 Post your own messages using #SpeakUpforCOPD to amplify your expert perspective and call for change. @gaapporg
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