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Jeremiah Leulseged, born in Canada with Ethiopian roots, lives in Calgary, where he works as a video editor and videographer. Diagnosed after a frightening asthma attack as a toddler, Jeremiah spent much of his childhood in and out of hospital. He shares his story:... by Pauric Keegan | Uncategorized
Rachel Anne Normand lives in Ottawa with her husband and their two children. Her youngest son, Jacob, now five, lives with asthma, a diagnosis the family did not receive until a severe asthma attack one night caught them completely off guard. “Before Jacob’s... by Asthma Canada | Uncategorized
Originally from France and now living in Toronto, Alissia Gesret’s family history has been shaped by asthma following the death of her uncle, Franck. She shares her family’s story: Legacy. The word carries several meanings. It can refer to money or property passed... 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... 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... 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...
World Asthma Day 2026: Asthma Attacks Are Being Underestimated in Canada, New Survey FindsIn News & Updates
