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Winter lung health

Winter can be a difficult time of year if you have a lung condition. Using our advice could help you stay well this winter. 

Learn more about winter lung health

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Cold weather and your lungs

Cold weather can make the symptoms of your lung condition worse and increase your risk becoming unwell. Find out how to stay well this winter.
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Stay well during the festive season

There’s a lot you can do to stay well during the festive season. Find out how to prepare for the upcoming holidays and winter celebrations like Christmas.

Bronchiolitis

Bronchiolitis is a viral chest infection that affects babies and children under two years old. Find out about symptoms, diagnosis, management and prevention.
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COVID-19 (coronavirus)

Find out how COVID-19 can affect you if you’re living with a lung condition. We also have advice about the COVID-19 vaccines and what to do if you get COVID-19.
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Pneumonia

You’re more at risk of pneumonia if you have a lung condition. Find out how to protect yourself against pneumonia and what you can do if you get it.
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Indoor air pollution and allergies

Find out about the types of air pollution and allergies you might find in your home and at work. We also have advice about improving your indoor air quality.
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Financial support

This is support with everyday costs like bills, food, prescriptions and transport. Find out if you could get financial help because of your lung condition.
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Mental health and wellbeing

We explain why mental health can be affected when you have a lung condition, the different mental health issues you might face and ways you can manage or treat them.
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