Asthma Canada
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Protégés, ensemble. Parlez à votre médecin, votre infirmière, votre pharmacien ou votre bureau local de santé publique pour recevoir le vaccin antigrippal et le vaccin antipneumococcique si vous ou, quelqu’un à qui vous fournissez des soins essentiels, êtes atteint d’une maladie pulmonaire chronique.

Learn about a new study to help develop improved treatments to manage asthma. To learn more visit https://bit.ly/3kE5Ghd #sponsored

Our Asthma & Allergy HelpLine is a free service available to all Canadians. Our friendly and expert Certified Respiratory Educators are here to answer your questions and provide you with personalized support. 1-866-787-4050 | info@ asthma.ca

The high-dose flu vaccine has been found to be 24% more effective than the standard dose for adults aged 65 and over. Getting your annual flu shot is an important way to manage your health, especially if you have asthma. Learn more about the importance of influenza vaccination here https://bit.ly/33HicXb

Getting your flu shot is an essential part of effective asthma management, especially during the pandemic. For older adults 65+ the high-dose flu vaccine is recommended when available. Learn more about influenza vaccination for Canadians with asthma: https://bit.ly/3nvhkgs

The #flu is a serious asthma trigger that can lead to asthma attacks and hospitalization. Getting your annual flu shot is more important this year than ever before. Protect yourself and get immunized. If you're over 65+ ask about the high-dose flu vaccine. Learn more about the importance of influenza vaccination for people with asthma here https://bit.ly/3lwmnvj

When you see the asthma & allergy friendly Certification Mark you can breathe easy knowing that the product has been scientifically tested and proven to be more suitable for people with asthma and related allergies. You can learn about the program and find certified products here https://bit.ly/34SCgp0

Have you checked out our Speaker Series Webinars? Get connected to asthma experts and learn about a wide variety of important asthma-related topics. Asthma education is only a few clicks away https://bit.ly/34IpA4a

For many Canadians with asthma, living with pets can be a difficult balancing act. On one side you want to snuggle with your pet, while on the other you don't want your allergies or asthma to flare up. We have compiled some tips to help you manage living with both pets and asthma. Learn More: https://bit.ly/3jSzsi9

Protégez-vous et protégez vos amis, votre famille, et votre communauté. Les vaccinations recommandées sont un moyen sûr et efficace de maintenir la bonne santé.

Protect yourself and your friends, family and community. Recommended #vaccinations are a safe and effective way to maintain good health.

Did you know that asthma is a risk factor for pneumococcal disease? You can help protect yourself and your family by getting vaccinated. You can learn more about asthma & pneumococcal disease here https://bit.ly/3d5BtVi

Do you know your numbers? Knowing your lung-function measurements helps your healthcare provider assess the severity of your #asthma and create a treatment plan. Ask your healthcare provider about testing during your next appointment. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3jLfJRq

Our Graduate Student Research Grants program partner the Canadian Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Foundation are hosting their "NOT A GALA" virtual gala & awards night this Thursday! You can tune in on October 15th at 8:00pm EST on YouTube to watch and take part https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVRAkSKWQrY

Canada’s laws and regulations set high standards for vaccine development, safety, testing and monitoring. To learn more about the safety of vaccines, visit: https://www.canada.ca//se/immunization/vaccine-safety.html

This year, amid the pandemic it’s more important than ever before for older adults, especially those with chronic conditions like asthma, to get their influenza vaccination. The high-dose flu vaccine is recommended for older adults and has been proven to be more effective than a standard-dose vaccine in adults 65 years of age and older against the flu. https://asthma.ca/influenza-vaccination-in-older-adults-in/

Les lois et les règlements du Canada établissent des normes strictes pour la mise au point, la sécurité, la mise à l’essai et surveillance des vaccins. Pour en savoir plus sur la sécurité des vaccins, veuillez visiter : https://www.canada.ca///immunisation/securite-vaccins.html

The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) is an online tool that helps you monitor your local air quality. High AQHI readings (7-10) can cause increased asthma symptoms, such as coughing, wheezing, chest tightness and the need for increased inhaler use. Plan activities by checking the AQHI to minimize health risks - it's as easy as checking the weather! Learn more: https://bit.ly/36U8rar

Did you know that scented products can be a major asthma trigger? Perfume, cologne, scented laundry products & cleaning supplies can all be triggers. Stay fragrance-free and help everyone breathe easy! Learn more about asthma triggers https://bit.ly/3d5S4Z8

We hope that you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving! We are incredibly thankful for our generous supporters, donors, volunteers and all the members of our community who make it possible for us to help improve the lives of Canadians with asthma. Enjoy the day, safe safe and breathe easy!

When your asthma stays uncontrolled for long periods of time it can alter your airways, sometimes permanently - this structural change is called airway remodelling. It's important to take control of your symptoms and properly manage your asthma to prevent airway remodelling from occurring. Learn More https://bit.ly/2F7bHn4

Lower your flu risk. Talk to your doctor, nurse, pharmacist or public health office about getting immunized. If you're over 65, ask about the high-dose influenza vaccine. Learn more about asthma & influenza: https://bit.ly/3iF7gxB

With the changing of seasons and different potential asthma triggers, it's important to make managing your asthma a top priority. Having an Asthma Action Plan and keeping it up to date is one important way to stay healthy. You can use it as a strategy to identify when your asthma may be flaring up and how to manage your asthma when it gets out of control. Learn More: https://bit.ly/30FeknC

Join us Thursday, October 22 at 2:30pm for our Severe Asthma Charter Series webinar: Severe Asthma in Children. We're delighted to welcome Dr. Dhenuka Radhakrishnan as our guest speaker. Click here to register: https://bit.ly/2SEXKjy Learn more: https://bit.ly/2GPUqiG

Do you have questions about your asthma? Our Certified Respiratory Educators are here to help and provide you with personalized advice and support. Contact our free Asthma & Allergy HelpLine by phone (1-866-787-4050) or by email ([email protected]) to be connected and get the answers you need!