Managing COPD During the SummerCOPD, or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, is a group of diseases characterized by obstructed airways and airflow to the lungs1. COPD affects hundreds of millions of people worldwide2. During the summer, people with COPD may experience increased symptom occurrence. Read more below to find out why increased symptom occurrence is possible in the summer and how to prevent COPD flare-ups. Learn More Managing COPD During the FallAs fall arrives, the seasonal change brings its own set of challenges for those living with COPD. As the season progresses, allergen levels tend to rise, and the cooler weather can lead to an increase in COPD symptoms including cough, wheezing, breathlessness, and excess mucus production, all of which may lead to a heightened risk of experiencing an exacerbation.2 Learn More Managing Winter Flare-UpsIt is important to understand the measures that you can take to help mitigate the risk of flare-ups. Take charge of your respiratory health this winter! Learn More