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Lung Cancer Awareness Month
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Symptoms
Persistent and
Worsening Cough Fatigue
Shortness of Breath
Constant Chest Pain
Repeated Cases of Pneumonia, Bronchitis
Coughing up Blood
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Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the nation, second only to heart disease and is the leading cause of cancer deaths among black men. However, survival rates have not been high due to the lack of awareness, detection in the late stages of the disease and the occurrence of the disease in people who have either quit smoking or have never smoked at all. Knowing the symptoms and steps you can take for early detection may just save your life and make you someone else's hero.
Articles
Gene Signature May Help Refine Lung Cancer Treatment 
Phone Counseling May Help With Cancer Pain, Depression
PreDiagnosis
Symptoms
Early Detection Methods
Basic Information
Risk Factors
After a Diagnosis
Early Interventions
Doctor/Patient Communication
Treatment Options
Online Support Groups
Resources
Prevent Cancer Resource Links
Emotional Side Effects
Finding, Paying for Treatment
Clinical Trials
Basics
Benefits and Risks
Questions to Ask
New Media
Lungevity
Prevent Cancer
Lung Cancer Interactive Tutorial
Organizations
Lungcancer.org
(800) 813-HOPE (4673)
info@cancercare.org
Prevent Cancer Foundation
(703) 836-4412
(800) 227-2732
info@preventcancer.org
pcf@preventcancer.org
Lung Cancer Alliance
(800) 298-2436
(202) 463-2080
info@lungcanceralliance.org