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International resource  A guide to lung transplantation  PDF
Describes the transplantation process. Lists conditions that may require a lung transplant. Covers the process of obtaining a new lung. Outlines risks and complications that may arise after the operation, including rejection of the lung. Link requires PDF reader.
Source: American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP)
From: International resource
International resource  Acute bronchitis 
Explains this lung infection, what causes it, and how to treat it. Says how to keep from getting it again. Also recommends when to call a doctor.
Source: American Academy of Family Physicians
From: International resource
Air quality 
Presents information on both outdoor and indoor air quality. Covers the ins and outs of air quality: pollutants, lung diseases, research, risk assessment, and regulations development. Also offers an overview of the Health Canada groups involved in activities related to air quality.
Source: Health Canada
Alberta Lung Association 
Promotes respiratory health for residents of Alberta. Provides resources on cessation of smoking, lung diseases and research. Offers public education programs about the prevention and management of respiratory diseases like COPD and asthma.
Source: Alberta Lung Association
International resource  American Lung Association 
Promotes lung health and works to prevent lung disease. Provides resources for living with lung disease, strategies for smoking cessation, and public education programs. Highlights current research and online advocacy campaigns.
Source: American Lung Association
From: International resource
Asbestosis/dust diseases 
Discusses these lung diseases that are caused by dust. Explains how the dust gets into the lungs, who is at risk of getting one of these diseases, and what the symptoms are. Suggests ways to prevent dust inhalation. Examines silicosis, asbestosis, and mesothelioma in greater detail.
Source: Canadian Lung Association
International resource  Aspergillosis 
Lists the symptoms of all types of aspergillosis and explains the tests used to diagnose it. Discusses how to treat and prevent this lung infection.
Source: MedlinePlus (USA)
From: International resource
Black lung disease 
Gives information on this coal dust-related respiratory disease. Explains the two types of coal workers' pneumoconiosis. Outlines the symtoms, diagnostic procedures, and treatment.
Source: British Columbia Ministry of Health
BPD (bronchopulmonary dysplasia) 
Describes a chronic lung disease that can affect newborn babies, especially those born prematurely. Explains the symptoms, complications and treatments. Provides information on nutrition for babies and toddlers who have BPD.
Source: Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO)
British Columbia Lung Association 
Uses research and public education to combat lung diseases (such as tuberculosis, asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, and smoking-induced illnesses), as well as environmental threats to the lungs.
Source: British Columbia Lung Association
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