Looking for health information?
The Canadian Lung Association is a source of evidence-based, user-friendly patient resources, including fact sheets, videos and more! These are just the latest information and resources that we offer, on a wide range of lung diseases and conditions.
Patient resources
Chronic Cough
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Chronic Cough (web page)
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Preparing for your Appointment (printable checklist/form)
Patient resources
Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD)
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Living Well with Interstitial Lung Disease (web page)
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Living Well with Interstitial Lung Disease (printable fact sheet)
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Living Well with Interstitial Lung Disease (printable checklist)
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Interstitial Lung Disease: A Caregiver's Perspective (video)
Patient resources
Asthma
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Asthma: A Patient's Perspective (video)
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Asthma: A Doctor's Perspective (video)
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Adult Asthma Action Plan (printable tool)
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Pediatric Asthma Action Plan (printable tool)
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Healthy Living with Mild to Moderate Asthma (printable fact sheet)
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Asthma Control and Management (printable fact sheet and tool)
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Asthma Medications (printable fact sheet)
What we do
We support people affected by lung conditions. We fund vital research so that new treatments and cures can help save lives. We promote greater understanding of lung disease and we advocate for positive change in lung health.
Speaking up for change
Advocacy and outreach
We ensure that government and policy makers have the the information and expertise they need to develop public policy that supports the lung health of Canadians.
Bringing disease to its knees
Lung health research
Since 1959, the Canadian Lung Association has funded vital research and research training at the national level — to better understand devastating lung diseases, improve detection, discover new treatments, encourage protection and, most importantly, save lives.
Building a healthier Canada, together
HealthPartners
We are a proud member of HealthPartners. HealthPartners connects workplaces, employees and employers to the 17 most trusted health charities in the country — including the Canadian Lung Association.
Your healthy home
Indoor air quality
As you start spending more time indoors this fall and winter, it's a good time to learn more about indoor air quality.
Why is it important to test your home for radon gas? What else can I do to keep myself and my family healthy?