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Category: Lung Cancer

There Is Hope for a Future with Less Lung Cancer

This November, as we raise awareness about lung cancer, we also proclaim the progress that has been made that gives us hope for the future. Read More >

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Categories Lung Cancer

Tribal Policies Help Set Smoke-Free Standard

Based on tribal tradition, this project helped create a community norm that celebrates healthy environments. Read More >

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Categories Lung Cancer, Other

Lung Cancer—Why the Numbers Are Personal

Many people have worked very hard to tell the story of the dangers of smoking. My mother was 67 years old when she was diagnosed with lung cancer. She started smoking cigarettes when she was 15 years old, and tried to quit almost every day of her life. After her diagnosis, she did succeed and stayed smoke-free until her last breath, 14 months later. Read More >

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