Press Releases

Radon remains the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and the latest American Lung Association “State of Lung Cancer” report reveals that in Virginia, 25.2% of radon test results equal or exceed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) action level of 4 pCi/L. During January for National Radon Action Month, the Lung Association in Virginia strongly urges all residents to test their home for radon

Next week the American Lung Association in Illinois will turn Chicago turquoise to raise awareness about lung cancer, honor those impacted and encourage residents to take action to help end the disease. The annual Lung Cancer Action Week and Turquoise Takeover celebration (May 5-11) unites America to stand together to end lung cancer.

Next week the American Lung Association in Illinois will turn Chicago turquoise to raise awareness about lung cancer, honor those impacted and encourage residents to take action to help end the disease. The annual Lung Cancer Action Week and Turquoise Takeover celebration (May 5-11) unites America to stand together to end lung cancer.

This week, the American Lung Association in Georgia is turning Atlanta turquoise to raise awareness about lung cancer, honor those impacted and encourage residents to take action to help end the disease, which is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths. In commemoration, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp proclaimed the following week, May 12-16, Lung Cancer Awareness Week in Georgia.

Today, the Senate passed a Congressional Review Act Resolution of Disapproval to overturn an EPA rule that makes sure some of the most deadly polluting industries don’t turn off their pollution controls.

American Lung Association’s LUNG FORCE Walk NYC Returns to South Street Seaport on May 17 To Raise Awareness and Funds to Support Lung Disease Research and Lung Health Initiatives

Next week the American Lung Association in Wisconsin will turn Milwaukee turquoise to raise awareness about lung cancer, honor those impacted and encourage residents to take action to help end the disease. The annual Lung Cancer Action Week and Turquoise Takeover celebration (May 5-11) unites America to stand together to end lung cancer.

Next week Rapid City will help the American Lung Association in South Dakota raise awareness about lung cancer, honor those impacted and encourage residents to take action to help end the disease.

Next week, the American Lung Association will turn Nebraska turquoise to raise awareness about lung cancer, honor those impacted and encourage residents to take action to help end the disease. The annual Lung Cancer Action Week and Turquoise Takeover celebration (May 5-11) unites America to stand together to end lung cancer.

Next week, the American Lung Association will turn North Dakota turquoise to raise awareness about lung cancer, honor those impacted and encourage residents to take action to help end the disease. The annual Lung Cancer Action Week and Turquoise Takeover celebration (May 5-11) unites America to stand together to end lung cancer.