Making CF History: Progress in Lung Transplantation
For those with advanced disease, transplantation may be the next step to help regain health. Currently, double-lung, heart-lung and liver transplants are the only definitive…
View Full PostA Day in My Shoes: Helen Meinzinger
Volunteers like Helen Meinzinger are the backbone of Cystic Fibrosis Canada. The work of the dedicated individuals who give their time has gotten us where…
View Full PostMaking CF History: Then and Now
Over the years, we have invested $235 million in research and clinical care for cystic fibrosis in Canada. Since 1960, we’ve progressed by leaps and…
View Full PostA Day in My Shoes: Katie and Lauren LePage
Katie and Lauren’s younger brother Marc was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF) just before his first birthday. From that moment on, their family was changed…
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HHRG Guidelines Published in Canadian Respiratory Journal
For the first time, the work of Cystic Fibrosis Canada has been published in a peer reviewed academic journal! An article highlighting the Health Human Resources…
View Full PostMaking CF History: Walking to Create #AWorldWithoutCF
On May 29, people will join together in communities from coast to coast for the CARSTAR Walk to Make CF History to help us work…
View Full PostMaking CF History: The Gene Discovery
As we focus on making cystic fibrosis (CF) history and raising awareness this month, we’re releasing a series of videos that capture some of the…
View Full PostA Day in My Shoes: David Dubois
David Dubois was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF) on his first birthday. Now 32 years old and a father of two young boys, he was…
View Full PostA Day in My Shoes: Stefanie Cali
The launch of our awareness month also brings the launch of a new video series, A Day In My Shoes. Each video captures the perspective…
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