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In the Community: Rudhro Prince Memorial Walk 2024

In the Community: Rudhro Prince Memorial Walk 2024

by Asthma Canada | News & Updates

Rudhro never left anyone behind. He was warm, friendly and compassionate – the angelic boy. Tragically, he lost his fight against asthma too soon. At the age of 8 years old, he suffered a severe asthma attack, right in his own home. His legacy lives on as his family...
Asthma Canada Seeks Input from Community to Shape Future Research Priorities

Asthma Canada Seeks Input from Community to Shape Future Research Priorities

by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates

Asthma Canada is calling on the asthma community to help shape the direction of asthma-related research as part of its 2022-2024 Strategic Plan. With a mission to support Canadians living with asthma through education, advocacy, and research, Asthma Canada is actively...
Asthma Canada Urges Parents to be Extra Vigilant with Their Child’s Asthma Management Routine as “September Asthma Peak” Approaches

Asthma Canada Urges Parents to be Extra Vigilant with Their Child’s Asthma Management Routine as “September Asthma Peak” Approaches

by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates

Asthma Canada Urges Parents to be Extra Vigilant with Their Child’s Asthma Management Routine as “September Asthma Peak” Approaches Back-To-School with Asthma: Digital Pack for Parents & Teachers Launched by Asthma Canada Toronto, Tuesday, August 20,...
Qualitative research on perceptions of biologic therapies among Canadians living with severe asthma offers insights into priorities for emerging treatments

Qualitative research on perceptions of biologic therapies among Canadians living with severe asthma offers insights into priorities for emerging treatments

by Asthma Canada | News & Updates

Written by: Broadstreet  Asthma affects more than 4 million Canadians, making it the third most common chronic condition in the country.(Government of Canada 2024) Between 5-10% of those 4 million+ have severe asthma.(Chung, Wenzel et al. 2014) For these individuals,...
TCS Waterfront Marathon & 5K: Join Team Asthma Canada

TCS Waterfront Marathon & 5K: Join Team Asthma Canada

by Pauric Keegan | Events, News & Updates

Are you considering taking part in the TCS Waterfront Marathon, Half Marathon or 5K this year? Want to be part of a supportive team and help raise funds for a great and worthy cause? Over 4.6 million people in Canada are living with asthma, many facing daily...
Mother of Nine-Year-Old Who Died from Asthma Attack Urges People with Asthma to Take Precautions During Wildfire Season

Mother of Nine-Year-Old Who Died from Asthma Attack Urges People with Asthma to Take Precautions During Wildfire Season

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...
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#Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 6: Recognize when #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 6: Recognize when your #asthma is getting worse!  Pay attention to warning signs like If you’re waking at night, noticing tightness in your chest, or needing your reliever more often (more than twice a week).  Throughout January, we’ll be sharing our #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl across social and we hope you’ll follow along.  For useful resources and to download these tips as a handy PDF, see: link in bio.
#Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 5: Be prepared fo #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 5: Be prepared for an asthma attack!  Carry your reliever inhaler with you at all times and know your Asthma Action Plan steps for what to do during and after an #asthma attack.  For useful resources and to download these tips as a handy PDF, see: link in bio.
#Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 4: Know & manage #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 4: Know & manage your triggers!  Everyone’s asthma is different. Learn what makes your #asthma worse and take steps to reduce or avoid those triggers. Common triggers include pollen, smoke and cold air.  Throughout January, we’ll be sharing our #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl across social and we hope you’ll follow along.  For useful resources and to download these tips as a handy PDF, see: link in bio.
#Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 3: Take your cont #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 3: Take your controller medication as prescribed!  Controller medicines help prevent #asthma flare-ups. Even if you feel well, take them as instructed by your healthcare professional.  Throughout January, we’ll be sharing our #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl across social and we hope you’ll follow along.  For useful resources and to download these tips as a handy PDF, see: link in bio.
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