

Survey conducted by the Canadian Health Associations suggests that 27% of Canadians have environment related medical conditions.
"It does seem like the link between good health and a good environment is a real one, and that Canadians are aware of this and concerned in many areas." Dr. Colin McMillan
Being in Western Canada we've all noticed a change in humidity levels. What is supposed to be a dry-climate has changed. The people who will be the most effected by climate changes will be the sick and elderly with respiratory problems. If we want to talk about strains on our health-care system in the United States and Canada a closer look needs to be take on how to prevent respiratory problems. Here's a few ideas;
Read more about the survey at CBC.ca
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