by Sandra Pereira | News & Updates, Newsletters
For many people with asthma across Canada living with asthma, fall brings more than cooler temperatures. Seasonal changes can bring new triggers, including respiratory viruses, mould, indoor allergens and changing air quality. For people whose asthma is not well... by Sandra Pereira | News & Updates, Newsletters
For many families, back-to-school brings a mixture of excitement and nervousness. It almost feels like a second New Year’s celebration. There are new teachers, new routines, new classrooms and busy mornings. Also, after-school activities resume. For parents of... by Sandra Pereira | News & Updates, Newsletters
As President and CEO of Asthma Canada, Jeffrey Beach’s work extends well beyond the office. Over the past year, he has represented Asthma Canada regionally, nationally, and internationally, ensuring the voices of people in Canada living with asthma are heard wherever... by Sandra Pereira | News & Updates, Newsletters
Every person living with asthma deserves care that is based on the best available evidence. That is why Asthma Canada supports research that can improve diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and symptom management strategies, enhancing quality of life for millions of... by Sandra Pereira | News & Updates, Newsletters
How do you help a little one stay calm when they are struggling to breathe? Well, when eight-year-old Bella needs her puffer, she sings this song For Bella, that song is more than a few comforting words. It helps her slow down, focus on her breathing, and feel more in... by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates
Asthma Canada Launches New C.A.R.E. Campaign on World Asthma Day to Help Improve Asthma Attack Outcomes Toronto, ON – May 5, 2026 – On World Asthma Day, Asthma Canada is releasing findings from its national Asthma Attacks Survey, completed by more than 1,000 people...
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