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Mask up for someone you love

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"Our lungs make our lives, and it's time to make lung health a priority—not just for the millions of Ontarians already living with lung issues, but for the next generation who deserve a health-care system that works." Jeffrey Beach, President & CEO of Asthma Canada and Jessica Buckley President & CEO of @Lung Health Foundation, recently co-authored an op-ed featured in the Hamilton Spectator, highlighting the urgent need for Ontario to take lung health seriously.
With the provincial election on Feb. 27, we must act now to address the growing burden of lung disease: ✅ Invest in primary care so lung disease is diagnosed and treated earlier. ✅ Expand access to respirologists and pulmonary rehabilitation. ✅ Strengthen prevention efforts, including smoking and vaping cessation. ✅ Boost funding for lung disease research to drive new treatments and solutions. Lung disease is one of the biggest health threats in Ontario—yet it remains underfunded, underresearched, and overlooked. That needs to change. #OntarioHealth #Asthma #VapingCrisis #LungDisease #OntarioElection

🌬️ Let's Educate Ourselves 🌬️ On Aspergi

🌬️ Let's Educate Ourselves 🌬️
On Aspergillosis Day, we’re raising awareness about Aspergillosis, a serious fungal infection that can affect people with asthma. The two conditions are closely linked, as those with asthma are at higher risk of developing Aspergillosis due to their compromised respiratory system. 🫁
On this day, we urge you to learn more about how fungal infections like Aspergillosis can worsen asthma symptoms, and how early diagnosis and proper management can help prevent complications. 💡
💙 #AspergillosisAwareness
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Together, we can breathe easier! 🌿

Have fun, but stay safe this Valentine’s Day 😊🥰💙 Make sure to check out our Valentine’s Day triggers article! Be informed and stay safe 💗 Remember to communicate with your loved ones, even if it's not always easy 😌 #AsthmaAwareness #CozyVibes #SafeHeating #AsthmaFriendly #HealthTips

A crackling fire may set the perfect mood, but fir

A crackling fire may set the perfect mood, but fireplace smoke can trigger asthma symptoms. 😷 Remember, it’s not the fire that warms the heart—it’s the company. 💖 Stay safe and enjoy your cozy moments! #AsthmaAwareness #CozyVibes #SafeHeating #AsthmaFriendly #HealthTips

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