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Are you a lung cancer advocate? Every time you share your story you raise critical public awareness about the disease.
#LungCancerAwarenessMonth #LCAM22
November is #LungCancerAwarenessMonth.
This month, we're raising awareness, challenging misconceptions, highlighting progress, & amplifying the voices of the #LungCancer community.
Join us in raising awareness & help change the conversation: lcam.org/social-press-kit/
#LungCancer affects more than the lungs.
It can affect relationships, work, plans, & everyday life. That's why supporting the whole person should be part of lung cancer care.
Explore or share our resources: lcam.org/resources/
In Brazil, new research is exploring how mobile low-dose CT screening can reach underserved communities.
Expanding access means meeting people where they are.
Read more: eurekalert.org/news-releases…
#LungCancerAwareness
Looking for ways to raise awareness about #LungCancer?
The social media toolkit includes recourses to help organizations and individuals share important information, amplify #LungCancerAwareness, and support the global lung cancer community.
lcam.org/social-press-kit/
Looking for ways to raise awareness about #LungCancer?
The social media toolkit includes resourses to help organizations and individuals share important information, amplify #LungCancerAwareness, and support the global lung cancer community.
lcam.org/social-press-kit/
Reliable information matters.
Explore LCAM Coalition resources to learn more about #LungCancer, raise awareness, and help connect people with information that can make a difference: lcam.org/resources/
New research highlights rising #LungCancer cases in many middle-income countries, underscoring the need for prevention, cleaner air, and access to screening, diagnosis, and care.
Learn more from @NatureNeuro: nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Know the signs.
Persistent symptoms like a cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, or unexplained weight loss shouldn't be ignored. Talk with a healthcare provider if symptoms persist.
#LungCancerAwareness
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death worldwide.
Reducing risk, improving early detection, and expanding access to quality care can help save lives.
Learn more from @WHO: who.int/news-room/fact-sheet…
Awareness can start with one simple action. 🩵
Help spread #LungCancerAwareness:
lcam.org/social-press-kit/
Anyone with lungs can get #LungCancer.
Understanding the facts helps reduce stigma and support everyone affected.
Learn more: lcam.org/resources/
Susan Wojcicki’s legacy is helping advance #LungCancer research & earlier detection.
Because anyone with lungs can get lung cancer, including people who have no known risk factors.
Learn more about the Susan Wojcicki Foundation: susanwfoundation.org/
#LungCancer screening efforts are expanding globally. 🌎
Germany recently launched a national low-dose CT screening program focused on earlier detection.
Learn more from @AuntMinnieEuro: tinyurl.com/bdd365nu
People living with #LungCancer deserve compassion, not judgment.
Together, we can challenge stigma, support those affected, and create a more understanding future. 💙
Could timing matter when it comes to immunotherapy?
New research suggests morning immunotherapy infusions may be associated with improved survival outcomes for people with advanced #NSCLC.
Learn more from U.S. Medicine: tinyurl.com/treatmenttiming
#LungCancer in women is gaining long-overdue attention.
New research highlights important differences in risk, diagnosis, treatment response, and survivorship experiences among women affected by lung cancer.
Learn more from @LungCancerEU: tinyurl.com/lungcancereuwome…
People impacted by #LungCancer deserve compassion and care, not stigma and shame. 🩵
Changing the conversation matters.
Learn more:
lcam.org/resources/
As researchers learn more about the genetic changes that drive #LungCancer, treatment options continue to evolve.
#PrecisionMedicine is helping shape the future of care. 👏
Current #LungCancer screening guidelines can leave some high-risk individuals overlooked.
Researchers are studying how new AI tools could help improve earlier detection.
Learn more from @accpchest: tinyurl.com/yh53z4wn







