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Health Canada approves Fasenra® (benralizumab injection) as an add-on treatment for relapsing or refractory eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis

Health Canada approves Fasenra® (benralizumab injection) as an add-on treatment for relapsing or refractory eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis

by Asthma Canada | News & Updates, Uncategorized

Republished from Astrazeneca Canada. New indication supported by the MANDARA trial, which showed 58% of patients achieved remission and 41% of patients fully stopped taking oral corticosteroids Mississauga, ON, July 21, 2025 – Health Canada has granted a Notice of...
Asthma Canada Partners with Sun Life to Advance Personalized Asthma Care in Canada

Asthma Canada Partners with Sun Life to Advance Personalized Asthma Care in Canada

by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates, Uncategorized

Driven by a shared vision, both organizations recognize the urgent need to empower individuals to take control of their lung health through education, expert guidance, and tailored services. This common goal is the foundation of a new partnership that aims to...
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 8: Reach out for #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 8: Reach out for support!  Our bilingual Asthma & Allergy HelpLine connects you with Certified Respiratory Educators who can answer your questions and guide you with your asthma management. Call 1-866-787-4050 or email info@asthma.ca.  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 story.
#Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 7: Use your inhal #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 7: Use your inhaler properly!  Good technique helps medicine reach your lungs. Have your healthcare professional or pharmacist check your technique regularly. Use a spacer with your inhaler if possible.  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 story.
#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.
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