by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates, Uncategorized
Mother of Nine-Year-Old who Died from a Wildfire Smoke-Induced Asthma Attack Calls on People with Asthma to Take Extra Precautions During Wildfire Season ~6 Practical Steps to Keep Your Asthma Managed this Wildfire Season~ Toronto, June 12, 2024 – As threats of... by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates
~Asthma Canada Calls on Policy Makers Across Canada to Address Care Gaps in Asthma Care~ Toronto, May 7, 2024 – This World Asthma Day, Asthma Canada is calling on the approximately 2 million Canadians living with uncontrolled asthma, to take control of their condition...
by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates
When reflecting on the history of Asthma Canada and how it came to be, it’s impossible to overlook, Judy Godfrey, a cornerstone in the formation of the charity, and its founding president.Judy, described by her husband Sheldon as a “sparkplug” for... by Jenna | News & Updates
We’re thrilled to announce a collaboration between Asthma Canada and Fellowes Canada, a global leader in WorkLife solutions. To prioritize community health and well-being, Fellowes Canada has generously donated 500 air purifiers equipped with True HEPA... by Jenna | News & Updates
Wildfires have been an issue for many Canadians living in the areas directly affected for the past few months. Smoke from these extensive events has now created air quality issues for people across the country, and for those living with asthma, it’s important to stay... by Jenna | News & Updates
May 2, 2023 – This World Asthma Day, on behalf of the 3.8 million people living with asthma in Canada, Asthma Canada is calling on policy makers and health system leaders to ensure Canadians have access to high-quality respiratory care, when and where they need it....
WILDFIRES: 98% of People in Canada Living with Asthma Say Poor Air Quality Worsens Their HealthIn News & Updates
