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Join us for a FREE, eight-week program focused on providing the tools to help Canadians living with Chronic Lung Disease to live confidently with fewer symptoms. You've got this. Visit http://ow.ly/8ZZi50N6ks6 for more details
Bell Let’s Talk is a year round initiative focused on engaging Canadians to take action to create positive change in mental health. On Day we encourage you to participate in helping to ensure that everyone has access to the mental health support that they need.
Check out more on here: https://letstalk.bell.ca/
To improve mental health in Canada, our program has been supporting more than 1 300 organizations that are committed to helping all communities.
Bell Let’s Talk is a year-round initiative focused on engaging Canadians to take action to create positive change in mental health. On Day we encourage you to participate in helping to ensure that everyone has access to the mental health support that they need.
Check out more on here: https://letstalk.bell.ca/
Even high-performing athletes can suffer the effects of the stigma surrounding lung diseases.
Kyle, who was a high-performing hockey player, shares his story of overcoming the stigma surrounding asthma.
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Kyle shares his story of stigma as he experiences it.
Lung Diseases can affect anyone. Age is not a factor. While habits and lifestyle do play a role, they aren’t always a root cause. Listen to Nicole tell her story of being diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis at the age of 18 and how she’s been able to overcome the stigma of her disease.
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Nicole shares her story of stigma as she experiences it.
More big news from the Scientific Committee of the World Non-Communicable Diseases Congress 2023.
The committee has secured two more high-profile keynote speakers for Congress: Professor Brian Oldenburg and Dr. Zulfiqar A. Bhutta.
Finding yourself stuck inside more than you’d like? IAQ of our homes plays a big part in our day-to-day health and well-being. Take our IAQ home tour and learn all about preventative measures that you can take.
https://www.lung.ca/your-healthy-home
Take action right now to improve your home's air quality with our practical tips and advice.
Join us today to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science!!
The stigma that comes with lung diseases can be as difficult to manage as the diseases themselves. You’re not in this alone. Check out Peter’s story about breaking the
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Peter shares his story of stigma as he experiences it.
Big news from the Scientific Committee of the World Non-Communicable Diseases Congress 2023
The committee has extended the deadline for abstracts to February 21.
Complete submission information and guidelines can be found on the WNCD 2023 website.
With a world engulfed in COVID-19, the past three years have seen a decline in regular vaccinations that are crucial to mitigating and preventing serious illnesses with a variety of lung diseases. Learn more about vaccinations and lung disease.
https://www.lung.ca/vaccinations
Long Term Covid - It’s not covid. But it's debilitating. Learn how to manage and stay on top of the symptoms.
https://www.lung.ca/lung-health/lung-disease/long-covid
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and your mental health. Get the skills to cope and manage your mental health.
https://www.lung.ca/lung-health/lung-disease/chronic-obstructive-pulmonary-disease-copd''
Asthma is a long-term disease, but you can treat it and manage your symptoms. With proper asthma treatment, you should be almost symptom-free and enjoy an active life.
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Join us in advocating for Lung Disease awareness.
By sharing and listening to stories like that of Jazzmin, we are helping to raise awareness and de-stigmatize Lung Diseases, like Asthma https://youtu.be/UYX_KWUAO48
Lung Health matters because people matter. Through valuable research, we can raise awareness, educate and work towards a Lung Disease Free Canada. Learn more about why we fund research https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MASEwCmJfQk
Save the date! The 2023 Lung Association Renascent / CIHR - ICRH Training workshop is coming up!
Lung Diseases will touch all of us in some form or another. There are some contributing factors to many of these diseases. Some that we can’t control, but many that we can.
Learn how to prevent breathing breakdowns.
https://www.lung.ca/lung-health/prevent-lung-disease
Curious about a Smoke Free life?
Visit Smoke Free Curious, a new national resource hub designed to hep Canadians , and while you’re there, enter the Quit to Win Contest for a chance to win a cash prize.
https://www.smokefreecurious.ca
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The Lung Health Foundation is honoured to invite you to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Better Breathing Week. Join us for a reception on Friday, February 10, 2023, at 5:30 PM at the Delta Chelsea Hotel in Toronto!
Cost is free to attend – Come together with your colleagues, friends, and the Lung Health Foundation staff to celebrate this important milestone! RSVP at http://ow.ly/bofF50MqMj5
The 3rd week of January is Non-Smoking Week. If you are a smoker or know someone who is, this is the week to take charge and change lives. Breathe cleaner, better and healthier. Check out this video on How to quit smoking: https://youtu.be/3VYUG6Xny8M
Are you va**ng in an effort to quit smoking or as a replacement for smoking? Make sure that you understand your decisions.
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Deciding to quit smoking is rewarding for both your body and your finances. Make sure to take the time to treat yourself as you reach milestones in your quitting journey!
You're doing great!
Feeling irritable?
Withdrawal symptoms are a major component of quitting smoking. You will experience them. Knowing what to expect and how to manage them will help contribute to a successful Quit Smoking Campaign.
Learn more https://www.lung.ca/lung-health/smoking-and-to***co/manage-your-withdrawal-symptoms
It’s your quit day - Stick to the plan!
Once you’ve made your quit-smoking plan, you have to stick to it. Align yourself with peers or support systems to hold yourself accountable and keep you away from smoking altogether.
Ensure your success with these helpful tips:
https://www.lung.ca/lung-health/smoking-and-to***co/how-quit-smoking/your-quit-day
Choose your support:
Quitting Smoking can be a daunting task, no matter how ready you think you are. There are many resources available to support you in your efforts.
A great place to start looking for information and resources is on our website: https://www.lung.ca/lung-health/smoking-and-to***co/how-quit-smoking/choose-support
When’s your quit day?
You’ve thought about it for a while, and now you’re ready. You want to quit smoking or va**ng. Congratulations! The first step in a successful Quit Plan is to choose your “Quit Day” and stick to it.
Learn more on our website https://www.lung.ca/lung-health/smoking-and-to***co/how-quit-smoking/pick-quit-day
There is no better time to set personal goals than at the beginning of a new year. It is no secret that the effects of smoking are critical to your lungs. It is also no secret that quitting smoking is extremely difficult. But it’s not impossible.
Make 2023 the year of new beginnings for you and your body. Check out some of these Provincial and Territorial Services, available to all Canadians https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/smoking-to***co/quit-smoking/provincial-territorial-services.html
We also offer a variety of resources on our website https://www.lung.ca/smoking-and-to***co
On behalf of everyone at the Canadian Lung Association, we would like to wish you a Safe and Happy New Year!
Wishing everyone a safe and Happy Holiday Season!
Still trying to come up with a last-minute gift? Give the gift of breath with a donation on behalf of a loved one. Click here to donate today: http://ow.ly/2iNz50LVHgZ
Do you or a loved one have Asthma? At times, it can seem unmanageable and unrelenting. BUT Asthma is manageable and controllable with the proper understanding of your Asthma and a defined treatment plan.
Watch Dr. Shawn Aaron of The Ottawa Hospital as he describes common symptoms, causes and treatments of asthma. http://ow.ly/2l5E50LVGwW
Download our Asthma Control Management Sheet: http://ow.ly/Xe9R50LVGwX
We are seeing surges in healthcare demand, particularly for children with respiratory illnesses, this winter season, largely attributed to RSV.
Most common in infant and young children, Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a virus that infects the lungs and airways. Although it is usually a mild disease that goes away on its own, it can lead to serious infections.
Understand RSV by learning more: http://ow.ly/lJhp50LVETC
Or visit our FAQ page for a quick glance at how to prevent and treat RSV in your child: https://www.lung.ca/faq-0
Considering visiting family over the holidays? It's that time of year when illnesses are peaking. Screen for symptoms and stay home if you're sick. Reduce the risks of spreading respiratory viruses --> OttawaPublicHealth.ca/RiskReduction
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When considering visiting loved ones in long-term care, retirement homes or hospital, please screen for symptoms of respiratory illness and stay home if you are feeling sick.
We can all help protect the most at-risk members of our community.
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Imagine something invisible and odorless being responsible for lung cancer in you or a loved one.
Radon is the second leading cause of Lung Cancer in Canada. This gas can seep into your home through cracks in foundation, flooring and walls.
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Give the gift of breath this Christmas by taking part in our annual Christmas Seals Campaign. Share your advocacy for lung health and support vital research. Check out this video explaining how you can help stamp out Lung Diseases ---> https://youtu.be/OAwraQvT90U
Order your Seals today - email [email protected]
Are you a parent learning how to approach the topic of va**ng with your child?
The use of va**ng products in youth is increasingly common, and age is no longer a factor. Get informed about va**ng and be ready to have the conversation at home. Visit our Va**ng info page to get informed & download our 'What you need to know about va**ng info sheet ---->
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In everything we do, we aim to promote Lung Health and educate others on how to prevent and manage .
Check out this article for 5 ways to show your lungs some love this winter.
The Canadian Lung Association (CLA) is a national health charity and the leading organization in Canada working to promote lung health and prevent and manage lung disease.
Does the freeze make you wheeze? Cold winter air can irritate anyone’s lungs, but you could be affected even more if you suffer from a lung condition such as asthma.
Check out our winter asthma tips that will help you stay active while keeping your asthma under control. http://ow.ly/wSO650LVCho
With winter upon us, most of us will spend additional time indoors, in the comfort of warmth and good company. This means increased exposure to shared air, viruses, dust and TVOC’s.
Have you considered the Indoor Air Quality of your indoor space? We’ve put together a room-by-room tour of what you can do in your home, to help improve the Indoor Air Quality of your home. Check it out here http://ow.ly/BNkV50LVBUF
Today is ! Our friends at Canada Helps are topping up donations to CLA with a 1% bonus to help your gift go even further.
Help support respiratory research and patient support programs in , there's still time to donate for the 2022 tax season!
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Environment Canada's Monthly Forecast is predicting higher than average temperatures for July. Extreme heat and humidity poses a threat to everyone, but particularly to people living with lung conditions. The WeatherCAN (link in page below) app allows you to set personalized alerts for weather events in your area. #ClimateChange #heat #summer https://weather.gc.ca/saisons/image_e.html?img=mfe1t_s
The draw date for the Quit Smoking Contest is just around the corner, but www.smokefreecurious.ca still has great resources like free Nicotine Replacement Therapies, and a 24/7 Support Line! Curious about Quitting? We're here to help! #QuitNic #QuitSmoking
When it comes to lung disease, early detection and diagnosis is key. We're so happy that NHL Legend, Guy Lafleur is sharing his #LungCancer journey with all of #Canada to stress the importance of early detection and lung health! Visit https://www.bethemvp.ca/ to learn more
Are you wondering what a smoke free life really looks like? How would it impact your relationships, your health, your time? Visit Smoke Free Curious for quit smoking tools, prizes, and support. #QuitNic #QuitSmoking #Canada https://www.smokefreecurious.ca/s/?language=en_US
Meet Peter, one of our Breathe Ambassadors. Peter is one of two million Canadians living with COPD, and he's using his voice to break the #stigma around lung disease. #COPD #LungDisease
Here's Kyle Clarke, one of our #Asthma Breathe Ambassadors talking about the #stigma he's faced living with an invisible illness. The Canadian Lung Association is dedicated to giving a voice to the one in five Canadians live with lung disease. https://www.lung.ca/get-involved/become-patient-advocate
Lung Association Ambassador Elizabeth Doherty on #Stigma and living with lung disease. Living with an invisible illness comes with all sorts of challenges, have a listen to Elizabeth's first hand experience. #COPD #Asthma #BreakStigma
Find resources to help you quit smoking today at: www.SmokeFreeCurious.ca ✔️24/7 Quit Smoking Support Coaches ✔️Smoking Cost-Calculator ✔️$1,000 cash prize Quit Contest #QuitSmoking #QuitNic #StopSmoking #Canada
What would more time with family mean to you? Smoking can pull you away from spending time with the ones you love, and we know that smoking shortens your lifespan. Curious about quitting? Find #QuitSmoking help and resources at: https://www.smokefreecurious.ca/s/?language=en_US
We're giving a special shout-out to five-time Stanley Cup winner Guy LaFleur, who is using his platform to educate Canadians about the importance of early diagnosis when it comes to lung cancer. Thank you Mr. LaFleur for sharing your lung cancer journey. "In hockey, we always say the best defense is a good offence, and in lung cancer, early detection is key." #BeTheMVP Learn more about lung cancer, symptoms, and the importance of early diagnosis at: https://www.bethemvp.ca/
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