What Women Should Know About Lung Cancer
Lung cancer is actually the leading cause of cancer deaths among women in the U.S. Here are 5 other important facts that women should know....
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Black Smokers Less Likely to be Screened for Lung Cancer
Research shows that the differences in smoking habits between black and white folks may lead to lower lung cancer screening rates for blacks....
What Happens When You Quit Smoking?
No doubt about it: Smoking is bad. But what happens when you quit? It all gets better (some of it almost immediately!), trust us....
American Lung Association Report: Lung Cancer Awareness Among Women Still Low
Learn about a report released by The American Lung Association’s Lung Force initiative detailing women’s critically low lung cancer awareness...
5 Alarming Statistics that Prove We Need Greater Awareness Around Lung Cancer
The American Lung Association launches the Lung Force initiative to bring about awareness around women and lung cancer....
Taking a Stand Against Tobacco
Growing up in Durham, North Carolina, in the heart of tobacco country, Chad Bullock understood the consequences of smoking. His great-grandfather had died of smoking-related...