This November, join the team confronting lung cancer
With real progress in early detection and treatment, there are more reasons for hope than ever. Whether you share information, support someone you love, advocate for change, or give, every action makes a difference.
Choose where you’d like to start.
I'm living with lung cancer
GO2 is here every step of the way. Find information, resources, and support to help you understand diagnosis and care.
I want to learn about risk
Anyone can get lung cancer, though there are specific factors that increase the risk of the disease. Learn about risk factors and how early detection through screening can save lives.
Get active on social media
Awareness grows through education. Share our Lung Cancer Awareness Month graphics with your friends, family, and community.
Together, we can help more people understand lung cancer, challenge stigma, and connect people with information that could make a difference.
Know the stats on lung cancer
Learning and sharing the facts about lung cancer is one way to play a part in raising awareness. Our fact sheets make it easy to learn more about lung cancer, including risk factors, screening, diagnosis, treatment, and other important topics. Download them for yourself or share them with someone who may benefit.
Young adults
Asian Americans
Black Americans
American Indian and Alaska Natives
Women
Military men and women
General lung cancer facts
Lung cancer research funding
Lung cancer screening
Questions about lung cancer? We are here to help. Contact our HelpLine at 1-800-298-2436 or email support@go2.org.
Lung cancer can affect anyone.
Anyone with lungs can get lung cancer. Yet people diagnosed with lung cancer can face assumptions and judgment about why they developed the disease. That stigma can affect how people talk about lung cancer, how people living with the disease feel about their diagnosis, and even whether people seek the care and support they need.
