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Bushfires and asthma. How to prepare this season

Bushfires can ignite quickly and without warning in Western Australia when dry vegetation combines with hot, windy conditions. Recent data...

Making a splash: Why swimming is a smart choice for people with asthma

Swimming is increasingly being recognised as one of the best exercises for people living with asthma and, not just for...

Our impact in 2024-25: Supporting more Western Australians than ever before

Thanks to the generous support of our partners, donors and community, in 2024-25 we made a meaningful difference in the...

New lung function technology boosts Respiratory Care WA’s diagnostic capability

Thanks to the generous support of the Department of Health WA and Telethon, Respiratory Care WA is excited to introduce...

Geoffrey’s story

Geoffrey (73), a proud Noongar Man, has lived with asthma since childhood and now manages emphysema, a chronic lung condition...

Thousands of Western Australians may have undiagnosed COPD

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) remains one of Western Australia’s most under-recognised health challenges, despite being a leading cause of...

Medical Forum – Spirometry testing is falling – how GPs can reverse the trend

Declining rates of spirometry testing is posing a problem for COPD diagnosis and management, writes Rael Rivers , acting chief...

Changing the conversation: What palliative care really means in respiratory health

Palliative care is often misunderstood — seen only as end-of-life care. But it’s much more than that. It’s about improving...

New respiratory clinic for children under six helps families gain clarity

Respiratory symptoms in young children can be confusing and difficult to diagnose. Coughs, wheezes, and other breathing issues often overlap,...

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