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Mask up for someone you love

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Mask up for someone you love

Mask Up for Someone You Love!

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🫁 C.A.R.E. is reaching more communities across Sas 🫁 C.A.R.E. is reaching more communities across Saskatchewan!  Asthma Canada was delighted to hear that our C.A.R.E. asthma attack messaging was recently shared with 600 locations across Saskatchewan, including clinics, pharmacies and Tribal Councils.  This was made possible through the ongoing collaboration between @lungsask and @heartandstroke.  We’re so happy to see this important information reaching more people and communities.  Why does it matter? An asthma attack is a potentially life-threatening emergency. Recognizing the signs of an asthma attack and responding quickly could save a life. 🚨  If an asthma attack happens: C.A.R.E.:
C - Calm: Reassure the individual and help them stay calm.
A - Air: Sit the person upright and tell them to take slow breaths.
R - Rescue: Help them find and use their blue rescue inhaler.
E - Emergency: Call 911 if no inhaler is nearby or if symptoms do not get better.  Learn more about C.A.R.E.: asthma.ca/care  #CAREforAsthma #Asthma
Did you know that 2.2 million children ride school Did you know that 2.2 million children ride school buses across Canada every day?  For many of them, this daily commute is their single highest exposure to toxic diesel exhaust. While most people know that diesel emissions worsen asthma and respiratory conditions, exposure can also cause children to develop asthma in the first place.  That’s why school bus electrification isn't just a transportation policy—it’s a critical children’s health policy.  Asthma Canada is proud to partner with the Canadian Electric School Bus Alliance to advocate for a 100% electric bus fleet. Transitioning to zero-emission buses is one of the most direct ways we can protect our kids' lungs and clean up the air they breathe every day.  Learn more about our mission and get involved: @greencommunitiescan
Asthma Canada welcomes the recent update to the Al Asthma Canada welcomes the recent update to the Alberta Drug Benefit Formulary, which now includes coverage for the AeroChamber2go Chamber.  With a valid prescription, patients are now eligible for reimbursement for one chamber size per year.  Studies show that up to 80% of people use their inhaler incorrectly, and technique can worsen during an asthma exacerbation, especially when attacks happen away from home.  Portable devices designed for use on the go can help ensure medication is delivered effectively when it’s needed most.  For more information on the AeroChamber2go, see: trudellmed.com  #asthma #spacers @trudellhealthcaresolutions @trudellmed
As we head towards the September Asthma Peak, the As we head towards the September Asthma Peak, the time of year when asthma related hospitalizations in children are at their highest, it’s a good time to refresh our knowledge of what to do during an asthma attack.  Knowing the signs and what steps to take can make all the difference. šŸ’™  Learn more about C.A.R.E. and asthma attacks: asthma.ca/care  #asthma #backtoschool
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