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1. www.bccancer.bc.ca › screening › lungGet Screened - BC Cancer

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   Lung screening involves a scan of your lungs using a low-dose CT machine. The scan is free and takes place at a hospital in your community. How to get screened for lung cancer

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2. www.bccancer.bc.ca › screening › lungWhat is Lung Screening? - BC Cancer

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   Lung screening involves a scan of your lungs using a low-dose CT (LDCT) machine. The scan is free and takes place at a hospital in your community. A low-dose CT scan is a safe and effective way to screen for lung cancer and can pick up much more than a chest x-ray can.

3. lunghealth.ca › lung-diseaseLung Diseases - Lung Health Foundation -Support Is Here

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   Speak to a Certified Respiratory Educator about your results – it’s free! Call the Lung Health Line at 1-888-344-LUNG (5864), or email us at info@lunghealth.ca. Take the Asthma Control Check Wheezing when breathing?

4. centreforlunghealth.ca › clinics-servicesClinics & Services - Centre for Lung Health

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   In addition to the services available at the Centre for Lung Health Clinic, the following clinics and services are available to support lung health: Home Oxygen Program, Lung Cancer Screening, Lung Transplant pre-assessment, VGH Post-COVID-19 Recovery Clinic, Pulmonary Hypertension Clinic, Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program, Sleep Disorders ...

5. www.bccancer.bc.ca › screening › lungWho Should Screen - BC Cancer

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   Lung screening is best for those who are at high-risk for lung cancer and who are not experiencing any symptoms. This usually includes people who are: 55 to 74 years of age; Have smoked commercial tobacco for 20 years or more, either currently or in the past.

6. lunghealth.caLung Health Foundation - Helping Canadians Breathe Easier

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   Nov 13, 2024 · The Lung Health Foundation is dedicated to ending gaps in the prevention, diagnosis, and care of lung disease in Canada. We invest in the future by driving groundbreaking research, and we give patients and their families the programs and support they need today. Lung health starts now! Read More →

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   What does the Lung Health Foundation do for a COPD patient?

   • As a COPD patient who has also been struck down a few times with pneumonia, the quality of Bev’s life, like millions of others, has been severely compromised. The Lung Health Foundation ends gaps in the prevention, diagnosis, and care of lung diseases like lung cancer, COPD, and asthma.

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   Who should get a lung screening?

   • Lung screening is best for those who are at high-risk for lung cancer and who are not experiencing any symptoms. This usually includes people who are: Have smoked commercial tobacco for 20 years or more, either currently or in the past.

   Who Should Screen - BC Cancer

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   What is lung screening?

   • Lung screening involves a scan of your lungs using a low-dose CT machine. The scan is free and takes place at a hospital in your community. Lung screening is best for those who are at high-risk for lung cancer and who are not experiencing any symptoms. Please call us if you:

   Get Screened - BC Cancer

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   How do I contact lung health?

   • Call the Lung Health Line at 1-888-344-LUNG (5864), or email us at info@lunghealth.ca Wheezing when breathing? Many people with asthma miss work, skip sports or wake up during the night because of wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, or shortness of breath. But with proper care and monitoring, you can reach asthma control.

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8. www.lung.ca › lung-health-clinicLung Health Clinic | Canadian Lung Association

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   How your lungs work. Preventing lung disease. Lung diseases A to Z. Living with lung disease. Virtual pulmonary rehabilitation. How to use your inhaler. Vaccinations. Air Quality. Climate change & lung health.