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WORLD ASTHMA DAY: 2 million Canadians Living with Uncontrolled Asthma urged to Take Control of their Condition.

WORLD ASTHMA DAY: 2 million Canadians Living with Uncontrolled Asthma urged to Take Control of their Condition.

by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates

~Asthma Canada Calls on Policy Makers Across Canada to Address Care Gaps in Asthma Care~ Toronto, May 7, 2024 – This World Asthma Day, Asthma Canada is calling on the approximately 2 million Canadians living with uncontrolled asthma, to take control of their condition...
Asthma Canada calls on policy makers to ensure Canadians have access to high-quality respiratory care, when and where they need it

Asthma Canada calls on policy makers to ensure Canadians have access to high-quality respiratory care, when and where they need it

by Jenna | News & Updates

May 2, 2023 – This World Asthma Day, on behalf of the 3.8 million people living with asthma in Canada, Asthma Canada is calling on policy makers and health system leaders to ensure Canadians have access to high-quality respiratory care, when and where they need it....

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#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.
#Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 4: Know & manage #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 4: Know & manage your triggers!  Everyone’s asthma is different. Learn what makes your #asthma worse and take steps to reduce or avoid those triggers. Common triggers include pollen, smoke and cold air.  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 3: Take your cont #Top10TipsForAsthmaControl - TIP 3: Take your controller medication as prescribed!  Controller medicines help prevent #asthma flare-ups. Even if you feel well, take them as instructed by your healthcare professional.  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.
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