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Winter Wellness Tips When temperatures dip and the days are shorter, some Canadians with asthma find their symptoms change. Our winter wellness tips will help you stay healthy with asthma during the colder months. Remember, one of the most important ways to keep your... 
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Tips for Managing Your Asthma This Holiday Season By Pul Parmar, Communications Intern, Asthma Canada ‘Tis the season to be jolly! The holidays are the time of the year with fun-filled activities, traditions, decorations, celebrations, and spending time with friends... 
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One in six people who receive treatment at the hospital needs emergency treatment again within two weeks. Asthma attacks are not normal and you should not tolerate them. Asthma Canada’s Asthma Attack toolkit guides you through symptoms of an asthma attack, what... 
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Research Study Opportunity for Canadians with Asthma We are sharing a new research study that you may be interested in participating in. This study involves interviews to learn about the experiences of people living with ‘severe asthma’ or asthma that despite good... by Asthma Canada | News & Updates
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