by Asthma Canada | Publications
Discusses the common allergic and non-allergic triggers and steps that can be taken to control your asthma. This workbook has been designed for First Nations community members and has information specifically relevant to these communities. Walking A Good Walk... 
by Asthma Canada | Publications
Patient-developed resource to educate parents, schools and children on the roles and responsibilities for asthma-friendly environments. This resource was developed through an in-depth evaluation of existing school, board, and government policies regulating asthma... 
by Asthma Canada | Publications
Back to School brings sick days and visits to the hospital for children. Learn how to avoid September Peak through proper asthma management. Preparing for September Asthma Peak [English]Download Preparing for September Asthma Peak [French]Download 
by Asthma Canada | Publications
Asthma Canada is pleased to provide this comprehensive guide to living with asthma as an older adult as part of the Breathe Easy (TM) series developed to provide Canadians with current and accurate information on asthma management. This booklet is designed for older... 
by Asthma Canada | Publications
People with asthma are at risk for complications from influenza. Learn why everyone should get vaccinated What You Need To know [English]Download What You Need To Know [French]Download 
by Asthma Canada | Publications
Our study, Severe Asthma: The Canadian Patient Journey revealed the social, financial and health impacts of Severe Asthma on the lives of Canadians. This landmark study is now used to educate, raise awareness and advocate on behalf of the estimated 150,000 – 250,000...
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