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How Lung Cancer Develops

Understand how the lungs work, how lung cancer develops, and how it can
metastasize (spread to another part of the body).

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Role of the Caregiver

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Signs & Symptoms

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Types of Lung Cancer

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small cell lung cancer (SCLC) and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), which have
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Diagnosing Lung Cancer

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Reducing Your Risk

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expenses, and employment and legal issues.

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Questions to Ask Your Healthcare Team

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Biomarker Testing

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to grow and spread in different ways. This can help you identify the appropriate
treatment plan for you.

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What Are Lung Nodules?

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important to understand what they are and how they may impact your treatment
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cancer treatments. Find out more about common complementary practices.

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Lung Cancer HELPLine

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greatest need.

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Screening & Early Detection

Finding lung cancer early on can make a difference. Learn about early detection
and all the details you need to know about the screening process.

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Peer-to-Peer Mentoring

Finding someone who understands what you’re going through isn’t easy. Patients
and caregivers can get matched with one-on-one mentors who can help you navigate
through the emotions and logistics of life with lung cancer.

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Honor/Memorial Donations

When you donate in honor or memory of someone, LUNGevity will send an
acknowledgment of your thoughtful donation to the person indicated but will not
reveal the amount of the donation.

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connect, and empower anyone who has been affected by lung cancer.

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each specific stage means for you.

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Managing Treatment Side Effects

Better understand and manage the side effects of conventional cancer therapies
such as radiation and chemotherapy.

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Intelligent Nutrition Assistant

Eating a healthy diet can play an important role in lung cancer care. Ina®, a
personal intelligent nutrition assistant, is available 24/7 for on-demand
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Get Educational Materials

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What To Ask Your Doctor

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questions for healthcare professionals.

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Managing Your Breathing

Learn about pulmonary rehabilitation, a medically supervised program to help
people with lung disease improve their overall physical, mental, and social
functioning. 

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Family Reach's Financial Treatment Program

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Treatment Program helps you manage your finances to give you peace of mind.

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Checklists

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traveling.

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Additional Resources for Survivors

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living with lung cancer, resources in your area, and specific kinds of
assistance.

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No One Missed Campaign

What is a biomarker? Why is it important? How do you test for it? Find all the
facts you need to know on comprehensive biomarker testing to talk about this
with your doctor.

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Gifts of Stock

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providing the donor a charitable income tax deduction.

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