LungNSPEI

11/06/2025

Come see us at the Convention today and tomorrow! We have lots of resources and some prizes too! 📚🫁✏️

11/05/2025

Did you know?
People with chronic respiratory conditions like COPD, asthma, and pulmonary fibrosis are at higher risk of complications from vaccine-preventable diseases.

Getting vaccinated can reduce flare-ups, hospital visits, and the severity of the illness.

For more information, visit www.immunizaeforlunghealth.ca

11/04/2025

We've made some updates to our "Clearing the Cloud" Youth Va**ng Awareness Days Presentation Video! 🫁

Did you know this presentation gets shown to over 50 grade 7 classes every year?

You can use our resources to do your own Youth Va**ng Awareness Days presentation! ✨

Check it out here:

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

11/04/2025

Living with lung disease is hard enough. Getting sick shouldn't make it harder. Vaccines can help protect your lungs from serious infections and keep you doing the things you love.

Talk to your healthcare provider.

For more information, visit: www.immunizeforlunghealth.ca

11/04/2025

Every day, individuals and families across Nova Scotia and PEI are impacted by lung cancer.

This November, we stand with them. 💙

Let’s work together to raise awareness, promote early detection, and support those affected.

🫁 Learn more at lungnspei.ca

11/01/2025

November is Lung Month! 💙🫁

This month highlights Lung Cancer Awareness Month and Radon Action Month, a time to focus on the importance of healthy lungs and the air we breathe.

At LungNSPEI, we’re committed to helping Nova Scotians and Islanders breathe easier through education, prevention, and support for those living with lung disease.

Join us in making a difference this Lung Month:
👉 https://www.lungnspei.ca/donate

10/31/2025

November is Lung Month, which includes National COPD Awareness Month – Know the signs!

Do you often feel short of breath, experience a persistent cough, or produce excess mucous? These could be early signs of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

Don’t ignore these symptoms! Early diagnosis can improve quality of life.

Talk to your doctor about spirometry testing.

There is hope. There is help.

For more information, visit: www.lungnspei.ca/signsofcopd

10/31/2025

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10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from LungNSPEI! 🎃🍭👻

Wishing everyone a fun and safe night.

10/30/2025

Today is a bittersweet day at the PEI office as we say goodbye to our summer student, Emma! 💙

Emma has been with LungNSPEI for the past three summers. She has played a vital role in programming and fund development. Specifically, she has helped shape our Links Fore Lungs Golf Tournament to what it is today. ⛳️

Emma, we wish you the best with your future career in nursing. We know you’ll be amazing! 🩺 We celebrated her last day with a fun game of pickleball!

10/29/2025

LungNSPEI President & CEO, Robert MacDonald, spent the last two days in Ottawa with partners from the National Lung Health Alliance, engaging in meaningful conversations with MPs about one shared goal: making lung health a national priority.

We are grateful to the many advocates, partners, and policymakers who took the time to meet and demonstrate their commitment to advancing lung health for everyone in Canada. Together, we’re working toward stronger action and better outcomes for people living with respiratory conditions.

10/27/2025

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who made last week’s To***co and V**e Reduction Symposium a success.

Presenting Sponsors:
• Platinum: Kenvue
• Gold: CAMH, Smoke-Free Nova Scotia, Government of Prince Edward Island

We also extend sincere appreciation to our additional sponsors, speakers, panelists, youth advocates, exhibitors, and all attendees who contributed valuable expertise, insights, and lived experience.

Your support and commitment are helping strengthen to***co and va**ng control efforts, protect youth from ni****ne addiction, and advance a healthier, smoke-free future across Atlantic Canada.

Together, progress is possible.