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As soon as you notice signs and symptoms of #COPD , talk to your health care provider. Getting care early can slow down the disease. What does your #COPD Journey look like?

Early diagnosis is important for people living with COPD. Symptoms can be detected before they are severe. Learn more about the #COPDJourney : bit.ly/36PnJL8

The #COPDJourney to diagnosis can look different for everyone. Our newest animation shows what it may look like for some. ⬇⬇⬇nhlbi.nih.gov/breathebetter #WorldCOPDDay

During #COPD Nat’l Awareness Month I hope you’ll join us in sharing your #COPD perspectives. Throughout the month we are highlighting the roles of those vested in reducing the burden of #COPD . Follow along to hear our science and research perspective. #COPD journey

Did you know #COPD affects 1,348,000 people in California and is the 4th leading cause of death in the US? Join me on a #COPD Journey this #COPD AwarenessMonth to raise awareness and promote earlier diagnosis and treatment.

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November is #COPDAwarenessMonth ! Join us & Breathe Better on the #COPDjourney to raise awareness about the fourth leading cause of death in the United States. Learn more: nhlbi.nih.gov/copdmonth

Even if you’ve never smoked, you could still have #COPD . Work-related COPD accounts for about 15% of all COPD. Work exposures include dust, gases, and chemical fumes. Learn more in @NIOSHBreathe’s Faces of Work-Related COPD videos. go.usa.gov/xVeJ3 #COPD Month #COPD Journey

Workplace exposures such as dust, gases, and chemical fumes have been attributed to work-related #COPD . Learn more in our Faces of Work-Related COPD video series. Be sure to follow @NIOSHBreathe for the latest COPD research. go.usa.gov/xVeJ3 #COPD Month #COPD Journey

November is #COPD Month . Approximately 15% of all #COPD cases can be attributed to workplace exposures such as dusts, gases, and chemical fumes. Learn more about work-related COPD in the @NIOSHbreathe Faces of Work-Related COPD video series. go.usa.gov/xVeJ3 #COPD Journey

Ongoing coughing, shortness of breath, wheezing, or chest tightness are all signs of #COPD , but everyone will experience them differently. Talk to your health care provider if you are experiencing symptoms. Join us on the #COPD journey to learn more. nhlbi.nih.gov/breathebetter

Looking for information and resources about #COPD ? Breathe Better has factsheets, sample social media posts, and infographics to share with friends, family, patients, and community members about COPD. Learn more: nhlbi.nih.gov/copdmonth #COPD Journey

#COPD is a complex disease that requires attention from many sides, including the NIH NHLBI. I represent the Division of Lung Diseases (DLD) within the NHLBI and I’m going to focus on our #COPD perspectives and the roles we play along the #COPD journey.

November is National COPD Awareness Month! Join us & Breathe Better to learn more about #COPD on the #COPD journey. bit.ly/2PkXDcM

There is a light at the end of the tunnel! #COPDJourney #PulmonaryRehabRules

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Being a smoker or former smoker and long-term exposure to lung irritants are common risk factors for COPD. Talk to your health care provider about your risk: bit.ly/2T1a38W

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Today marks #WorldCOPDDay . According to World Health Organization (WHO), #COPD affects 251 million people worldwide. #COPD journey #COPD perspectives

November is #COPD Awareness Month. COPD affects 223,000 people in Arkansas and is the 4th leading cause of death in US. This month is a time to raise awareness and promote earlier diagnosis and treatment. #COPD Journey

November is National COPD Awareness Month, a condition that affects one in five people over the age of 45. Thank you to the OTRs and COTAs who help their clients manage COPD symptoms and live their best lives. Breathe Better #COPDjourney #occupationaltherapy #nbcot