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Do you live with nasal polyps? Do you care for someone who does? The Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH) is interested in understanding the real impact that diseases and their treatments have on the daily lives of patients and caregivers. This... 
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Download your toolkit to show supportAccess our social media images to post on your own channels on Tuesday, May 3 Click Here Tuesday, May 3 2022 is World Asthma Day! World Asthma Day is an opportunity for Canadians with asthma to raise our voices and increase... by Asthma Canada | News & Updates
Mask Up for Someone You Love! 
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After a long winter spent indoors, many of us are ready to head outside to enjoy the warm weather. It’s that time of year again—spring is upon us, flowers are beginning to bloom, and nature is slowly coming to life. But if you have asthma and allergies, chances are... 
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This Giving Tuesday, we’re highlighting our National Research Program! Gifts of support on this global day of giving will help us invest in the next generation of promising asthma researchers. Our research grants support scientists who are searching for more... by Asthma Canada | News & Updates
Alongside other health organizations, Asthma Canada urges all provinces and territories in Canada to implement NACI’s recommendations for third dose of COVID-19 vaccine for moderately to severely immunocompromised individuals—like those with Severe Asthma—as quickly,...
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