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Pulmonale’s LCAM campaign drives awareness
From Isabel Maria Camanho Morais Barbedo de Magalhães, Presidente da Pulmonale: Despite being the most common cancer worldwide and the biggest responsible for Cancer Related deaths, there is still a lack of recognition of signs and symptoms associated with lung cancer. Unfortunately, in Portugal, as in many other countries, the majority of patients are still diagnosed […]
Reminder: closing date for LAA ILC2 fast approaching
Deadline for Lung Ambition Alliance ILC2 funding applications is December 31st
BLF updates COVID-19 advice
Support and guidance for people with lung conditions concerned about the coronavirus
The State of Global Lung Cancer Research – 2020 data now published
Latest overview reveals significant increase in research into lung cancer across the world prior to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Virtual consultations will never replace face to face meetings
90% of virtual consultations during lockdown have been via phone says report – with only 13% of patient appointments via video.
‘The Role of a Lung Cancer Nurse Specialist’ published in 2020 textbook
Access to a LCNS can improve patient experience and outcomes for people with lung cancer.
BLF offering online help and support for people with lung cancer
As Lung Cancer Awareness Month draws to a close, a reminder from the British Lung Foundation of their online support and information.
Roy Castle ‘Still Here’ campaign challenges devastating impact of pandemic on lung cancer diagnoses
Theatre group creates poignant symptom-awareness video to cap LCAM activity
Boost for lung cancer screening as partnership commits $24.5M to support innovation in Canadian services
Commitment to improve lung cancer screening as part of $24.5M investment by the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer
Lung Foundation Australia’s Lantern of Hope
Touching tributes to loved ones can shine light on vital research
US advocacy groups update Covid-19 advice for Thanksgiving
Enjoy the holidays – but make sure to stay safe
IASLC shares ‘Hope’ for LCAM
The International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer has created a video featuring contributions from lung cancer patients and advocates, sharing their experiences and insights. The key-word this Lung Cancer Awareness Month is HOPE.
