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Tips For Wearing A Mask

Tips For Wearing A Mask

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Tips for Wearing a Face Mask with Asthma The Public Health Agency of Canada currently recommends that Canadians wear non-medical face masks or coverings while in public spaces where physical distancing cannot be maintained – such as on public transit, or at the...
Managing Your Asthma During The Pandemic

Managing Your Asthma During The Pandemic

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Asthma Canada has gathered some tips that everyone with asthma can follow to help manage their asthma in these challenging times. Managing your asthma during the pandemic Keep taking your controller medication daily or as prescribed. This will help cut your risk of an...
Get Active For Asthma

Get Active For Asthma

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This World Lung Day (September 25) join the Asthma Canada team in Getting Active For Asthma! Together, we are taking action to raise awareness about this chronic disease that affects the lives of over 3.8 million Canadians by completing an individual fitness challenge...
Introducing: Break Over-Reliance

Introducing: Break Over-Reliance

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Using your Blue Reliever Inhaler 3 or more times a week for your asthma might mean you are relying on it too much. This could be a sign that your asthma is poorly controlled, which increases your risk of having an asthma attack. Take this short test to see if you may...
2019 Annual Asthma Survey Report

2019 Annual Asthma Survey Report

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A Snapshot of Asthma in Canada: 2019 Annual Asthma Survey Report Our inaugural annual survey report, A Snapshot of Asthma in Canada, revealed the far-reaching impacts of asthma on the health and everyday lives of Canadians. Asthma Canada’s first Annual Asthma Survey...
Immunotherapy Decision Making Tool

Immunotherapy Decision Making Tool

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What’s the best way to manage your allergies? Dealing with allergies can be confusing, because there are a lot of options and each individual responds to allergens differently. But if your allergies are not under control, it may be time to talk to your allergist...