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Doctors troubled by rise of lung cancer in non-smokers
CTV News
Lung cancer remains the single biggest cause of cancer death in Canada, accounting for a staggering quarter of all cancer deaths.
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More research funding needed to quell lung cancer mortality rates
The Globe and Mail
Lung cancer causes 27 percent of cancer deaths among Canadians. This year alone, Statistics Canada estimates that there will be 25, 400 new cases of lung cancer diagnosed.
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Lung Cancer is a Women's Disease Too
Raising money for "women’s cancers” made the event more distinctive while also broadening its appeal. In addition to breast cancer, funds now go to research into for five gynecological cancers: ovarian, cervical, uterine, vaginal and vulvar.
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About Us

Lung Cancer Canada is a member of the Global Lung Cancer Coalition

The Global Lung Cancer Coalition (GLCC) is the international 'voice' of lung cancer patients. Established in 2001, the GLCC comprises of non-government patient organizations from around the globe and is committed to improving disease outcomes for all lung cancer patients. For further information please visit www.lungcancercoalition.org


What is Lung Cancer Canada

Lung Cancer Canada is a national charitable organization, which aims to increase awareness for lung cancer, support patients and the individuals who care for them, and provide educational resources to patients, family members, healthcare professionals and the general public.

Awareness

Through an on-going lung cancer awareness campaign, Lung Cancer Canada works to enhance Canadians’ knowledge of lung cancer. Information fact Sheets, Patient Guides and other educational materials with key information about the disease are distributed to the public via the caregiver, patient and healthcare community.

Education

Lung Cancer Canada provides education about lung cancer to patients and families, healthcare professionals and the general public through newsletters and educational materials available in print versions or online at www.lungcancercanada.ca. In addition, Lung Cancer Canada offers information sessions and continuing education events on topics specific to lung cancer for both the general public and healthcare professionals across Canada.