Resource Center

*Please visit our lung cancer, diagnosis, and treatment tabs to find additional resources

For Patients

American Cancer Society’s guide to understanding your pathology report
American Institute for Cancer Research’s tips for a healthy diet and lifestyle during and after cancer treatment
American Lung Association’s “Each Breath Blog” for lung cancer news, information, updates in treatment, patient stories, and more
Asking the right questions – LUNGevity’s comprehensive guide to making the most of your doctor’s visits.
Cancer and Careers is dedicated to empowering and educating people with cancer to thrive in their workplace by providing expert advice, interactive tools, and educational events
Cancer Legal Resource Center (CLRC) provides free information and resources on cancer-related legal issues to cancer survivors, caregivers, and others coping with cancer
Dana Farber Cancer Institute’s Guide to exercising with lung cancer
DFCI Cancer & Nutrition podcasts: learn about the relationship between diet and cancer
Glossary of lung cancer terminology
How to find a lung cancer clinical trial
Learn more about lung cancer via this resource from the American Cancer Society
Learn the importance of communicating with your healthcare team
Lung cancer: what you need to know from the National Cancer Institute
Lung cancer screening by the American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative (ALCSI)
Navigating lung cancer: what’s next?
National Cancer Institute’s guidance on coping with cancer
Lung Cancer Stigma: How to Cope

American Cancer Society provides guidance on what it is like to be a caregiver and still care for yourself
American Lung Association offers guidance about how caregivers can help with treatment as well as self care
Click here to find a list of national and local caregiver support groups
Learn more information on caregiving topics from the American Society of Clinical Oncology
LUNGevity offers tips and resources for caregivers of lung cancer patients
National Cancer Institute provides tips on how to be an effective caregiver
National Caregivers Library

American Lung Association offers opportunities to become an advocate
Free to Breathe has lots of ways to get involved and raise awareness of lung cancer
GO2 Foundation for Lung Cancer – take action through advocacy
View the American Cancer Society’s “Life After Treatment Guide”
Visit LUNGevity’s Survivor Resource Center

Cancer Therapy Advisor provides the most up to date news about the advancements in lung cancer care
Here is the latest news in lung cancer research that the Lung Cancer Foundation of America has curated for the lung cancer community
LUNGevity’s lung cancer in the news
Nature Research on lung cancer
Visit Pubmed to access medical journals and articles about lung cancer