The American Lung Association provides information about lung diseases, including lung cancer. This resource is useful for understanding the basics about lung cancer and its symptoms, finding support after diagnosis. locating caregiver support, and has an online community for peer support. Visit their Lung Cancer page to access these tools:

https://www.lung.org/lung-health-diseases/lung-disease-lookup/lung-cancer

GO2 Foundation helps people navigate lung cancer detection, diagnosis, and treatment. The foundation provides information and support services for people living with lung cancer, including one-on-one help, support groups and patient communities, and treatment information. Visit their site at https://go2foundation.org/

LungCAN is a collaborative group of lung cancer advocacy organizations. The LungCAN website serves as a repository of resources for researchers, activists, and lung cancer patients and families. Their Access Patient Services page provides links to support programs, education programs, publications, and financial assistance resources. Visit the site at:

https://lungcan.org/access-patient-services/

LCFA’s mission is the improvement in survivorship of lung cancer patients through the funding of transformative science. In addition to information about lung cancer, treatments, and research, LCFA provides "Hope" services, which include patient stories, video series for those affected by lung cancer, and supportive resources. Learn more on their Hope webage:

https://lcfamerica.org/about/hope/

The LUNGevity Foundation provides educational resources, online peer support communities, and in-person programs for those affected by lung cancer. Visit their For Patients & Caregivers page for information and resources to assist in seeking and participating in healthcare decisions:

https://www.lungevity.org/for-patients-caregivers

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) is the United States federal government's principal agency for cancer research and training. NCI provides patient information for learning about lung cancer and lung cancer treatments, reviewing current research, accessing information for coping with cancer and caregiving, and statistics and facts about lung cancer. Learn more on their Lung Cancer - Patient Version page:

https://www.cancer.gov/types/lung