Lung Cancer Toolkit

Real answers and tools for LGBTQIA+ communities

LGBTQIA+ communities face higher smoking rates, barriers to care, and lower access to screening—all of which increase risk.

Improve access to care and prevention with these free resources.

Lung Cancer Awareness Toolkit

Tools You Can Use. Lives You Can Change.

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Lung Cancer Screening Is Easier Than You Think

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Quick, painless, and free for many. See what to expect inside a mobile screening lab.

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Lung cancer screening takes just 5 minutes and could save a life. Share this video — featuring Scout, Executive Director of The LGBTQIA+ Cancer Network — to help LGBTQIA+ communities 50 and older with a history of smoking understand what screening involves and why it matters.

Lung Cancer Awareness Toolkit - Postcard Series
Lung Cancer Awareness Toolkit - Postcard Series
Lung Cancer Awareness Toolkit - Postcard Series

A collection of 10 postcards featuring imagery from various LGBTQIA+ communities.

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Lung Cancer Screening Gives You More

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More time. More peace of mind. More years with the people you love.

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If you’re 50 or older and smoke now or used to, lung cancer screening could save your life. Share these cards to help LGBTQIA+ communities take this important step toward their health.

Lung Cancer Toolkit - Ad 1

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Early Detection Saves Lives

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LGBTQIA+ people face a higher risk of lung cancer. Get screened early.

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Higher smoking rates and barriers to care put LGBTQIA+ communities at greater lung cancer risk. Help your community get screened early and access affirming care.

Lung Cancer Toolkit - Ad 2

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Lung Cancer Risk Is Higher — Prevention Is Possible

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Take control. Get screened and start the conversation today.

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LGBTQIA+ communities need inclusive screening and cessation support. Take control of your lung health at Breathe Out.

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