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BreatheSuite is excited and proud to announce that we've completed externally testing in the United States! As a Canadian MedTechcompany, US testing is a monumental achievement for us. Thanks to our amazing partners for allowing us to complete these tests without even needing to leave our office!

The prevalence and seriousness of asthma call for more attention to be placed on advocating for awareness, treatment improvement, and education. Yet, many patients and potential advocates for asthma rights may not know where to begin these efforts. Here are some ideas on how you can advocate for improved asthma care and education.

As students and parents prepare for the back to school season during the COVID-19 pandemic, here are some helpful tips for managing asthma and staying healthy in school.

Asthma remains one of the most common and most treatable diseases known today. Despite the treatable nature of asthma, it remains incredibly costly and continues to negatively impact the health of millions of patients. Poor asthma management has been linked to a high prevalence of symptom flare-ups, which in turn cause direct increases in local ER visits and medication expenses

This summer, a near 5000-mile long cloud of dust known as the Saharan Dust Plume drifted across the Atlantic for Africa to North America. A natural - albeit unusual phenomena - experts warn that as the plume continues to touch North American coasts air quality can be impacted. Particularly harmful to asthma and COPD patients, the plume's dust particles are warned to be potentially triggering to asthma symptoms. Here are some tips to help avoid the ill-effects of the dust plume!

Asthma and COPD patients, caregivers, and physicians know that seasonal conditions tend to have adverse effects on their symptoms. Winter months are often thought to be the most common for aggravating these conditions, as cold air causes a natural constriction of the airway. But, just as in winter, the summer has also been shown to affect patient's symptoms. While every patient is different, there are several common triggers for these flare-ups.