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The Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM)(725998-P) is a non-profit Foundation established in 2006.

In LFM, we offer support for patients afflicted with lung diseases so that they can lead a better quality of life with minimal suffering. The objectives of this foundation are:

i) To receive and administer funds for education, research and charitable purposes in relation to respiratory diseases for the public's welfare,

ii) To contribute towards scientific research, teaching, training and publication for the purpose of improving the knowledge, skills and care for patients in Malaysia,

iii) To organise and support schemes for the improvement of the standard of care of patients with lung diseases in this country, and

iv) To assist in the giving of relief to patients with chronic lung diseases.

02/10/2026

Lung Health Awareness | Protect Your Lungs from Dust and Chemicals

Some workplaces and environments may expose people to dust, fumes, chemicals or other airborne substances that can affect respiratory health.

Long-term or repeated exposure can increase the risk of developing respiratory problems.
Ways to reduce exposure include:
• Use appropriate protective equipment
• Follow workplace safety procedures
• Ensure adequate ventilation
• Avoid unnecessary exposure to dust, fumes and chemical vapours
• Report unsafe working conditions
• Seek medical advice if you develop persistent respiratory symptoms

Protecting your lungs today can contribute to better respiratory health in the future.

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we advocate for greater awareness of occupational respiratory health.

A safer environment supports healthier lungs.

30/09/2026

The Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM) is pleased to share our recent contributions in support of patient care within the community.

On 19 June 2026, a CPAP machine was delivered to a patient at Hospital Tunku Azizah. This was followed by the delivery of a life ventilator to another patient at the same hospital on 6 August 2026. Subsequently, on 10 September 2026, two CPAP machines were delivered to two different patients at Hospital Tunku Azizah.

On 18 September 2026, LFM also donated two units of oxygen concentrators to Damansara Specialist Hospital (DSH). The equipment was handed over to Dato’ Dr. Zainudin Md Zin, Consultant Respiratory Physician, who received the donation on behalf of the hospital.

We are grateful for the opportunity to support both patients and healthcare institutions in their efforts to provide compassionate care to those in need.

Small acts of support, when combined, can make a meaningful difference in improving patients’ quality of life.

As LFM continues its mission to advance lung health and respiratory care, we welcome the support of individuals, partners, and the wider community. Your contributions help us continue initiatives that improve access to care for those in need.

Visit https://www.lfm.org.my/ to learn more about LFM and how you can support our work.

25/09/2026

World Lung Day 2026 | A Lifetime of Lung Health

Today, we mark World Lung Day and recognise the importance of protecting our lungs throughout every stage of life.

The theme for World Lung Day 2026 is “A Lifetime of Lung Health” – reminding us that lung health is important from childhood through adulthood and into older age.

We can support lifelong lung health by:
• Staying physically active
• Reducing exposure to air pollutants and harmful substances
• Maintaining a healthy environment
• Practising good hygiene
• Paying attention to persistent respiratory symptoms
• Seeking appropriate medical advice when needed
• Supporting individuals who require respiratory care

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we remain committed to raising awareness, supporting patients and promoting better respiratory health in Malaysia.

This World Lung Day, let us work together towards a future where everyone has the opportunity to breathe better.

A lifetime of lung health. Every breath matters.

23/09/2026

Did You Know? | Lung Health Fact

Your lungs are designed to protect themselves from particles and irritants in the air we breathe.

The respiratory system has natural defence mechanisms, including mucus and tiny hair-like structures called cilia, which help trap and remove particles from the airways.

You can support your lungs’ natural defences by:
• Staying physically active
• Drinking enough water
• Practising good hand hygiene
• Avoiding exposure to unnecessary air pollutants
• Seeking medical advice when respiratory symptoms persist

Taking care of your lungs is an important part of maintaining overall health.

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we encourage everyone to make lung health part of their everyday wellbeing.

Healthy lungs matter. Every breath matters.

18/09/2026

Did You Know? | Lung Health Fact

Pulmonary embolism is a serious condition that occurs when a blood clot blocks a blood vessel in the lungs.

It can develop suddenly and may require urgent medical attention.

Possible warning signs include:
• Sudden shortness of breath
• Chest pain, which may worsen with deep breathing
• Rapid heartbeat
• Coughing, sometimes with blood
• Dizziness or fainting

A pulmonary embolism can be life-threatening.

If someone develops sudden or severe breathing difficulties or chest pain, seek emergency medical attention immediately.

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we encourage awareness of conditions that can affect the lungs and the importance of recognising serious respiratory symptoms.

Know the warning signs. Act promptly.

15/09/2026

Selamat Hari Malaysia! | 16 September 2026

LFM wishes you a joyful Hari Malaysia filled with unity, compassion and good health.

Together, let’s build a healthier Malaysia where everyone can breathe better. 💙

Every Breath Matters.

11/09/2026

Lung Health Awareness | Protect Your Lungs During Hazy Conditions

Haze is caused by fine particles and pollutants in the air, often from open burning, forest fires and other pollution. Haze conditions can affect the air we breathe and may irritate the eyes, nose and airways. People with respiratory conditions, children and older adults may be more sensitive to poor air quality.

Simple steps to help protect your lungs include:
• Check the local air quality before planning outdoor activities
• Reduce prolonged outdoor activities when air quality is unhealthy
• Keep doors and windows closed when appropriate to reduce outdoor pollutants entering the home
• Follow advice from relevant health and environmental authorities
• Seek medical attention if you experience persistent or worsening breathing difficulties

If you have an existing respiratory condition, ensure you follow your healthcare professional’s advice and continue taking your prescribed medication.

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we encourage everyone to take care of their lung health and stay informed during periods of haze.

Protect your lungs. Stay informed. Every Breath Matters.

09/09/2026

Did You Know? | Lung Health Fact

Pulmonary function tests are important tools used to assess how well the lungs are working.

One common test is spirometry, which measures how much air a person can breathe out and how quickly they can do so.

Pulmonary function tests may be used to:
• Assess breathing difficulties
• Help diagnose certain respiratory conditions
• Monitor lung function over time
• Assess response to treatment
• Evaluate lung health before certain procedures or treatments

If you experience persistent cough, wheezing or shortness of breath, your healthcare professional may recommend lung function testing as part of your assessment.

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we encourage greater awareness of the importance of understanding and monitoring lung health.

Know your lungs. Understand your breathing.

04/09/2026

Lung Health Awareness | Breathe Better Through Physical Activity

Regular physical activity benefits more than just your muscles and heart, it can also support respiratory fitness.

Being active helps your body use oxygen more efficiently and can improve endurance during everyday activities.

Simple ways to stay active include:
• Taking regular walks
• Cycling or swimming
• Stretching and moving throughout the day
• Taking the stairs when appropriate
• Choosing activities that you enjoy and can maintain

If you have an existing respiratory condition, speak with your healthcare professional about suitable activities for you.

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we encourage healthy habits that support better respiratory health.

Keep moving. Keep breathing. Keep healthy.

02/09/2026

Did You Know? | Lung Health Fact

Pulmonary hypertension is a condition in which the blood pressure in the arteries of the lungs becomes abnormally high.

Unlike systemic hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, pulmonary hypertension specifically affects the blood vessels that carry blood through the lungs.

It can place additional strain on the right side of the heart and may affect a person’s ability to carry out everyday activities.

Possible symptoms include:
• Shortness of breath, especially during activity
• Fatigue
• Dizziness or fainting
• Chest discomfort
• Swelling of the legs or ankles

Pulmonary hypertension can have different causes and requires proper medical assessment.

Early recognition and appropriate treatment can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

At the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), we support greater awareness of respiratory and pulmonary conditions.

Know the signs. Seek medical advice.

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Kuala Lumpur
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Monday	08:30 - 05:30
Tuesday	08:30 - 05:30
Wednesday	08:30 - 05:30
Thursday	08:30 - 05:30
Friday	08:30 - 05:30

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Website

http://www.lfm.org.my/

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