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In September of 2019, Health Union (the parent company of LungCancer.net) partnered with the US Pain Foundation for our first ever Chronic Pain in America survey to ask members of...

Meditation has been shown to have multiple benefits on a person’s health, both physical and emotional. Regular meditation can help relieve pain, increase positive emotions, and improve memory and concentration...

Focusing on the breath is a technique used to help calm the mind and reduce stress and anxiety. There are many forms of breathing exercises. In this video, renowned naturopath...

Making healthcare decisions for the last stage of our lives can be a difficult task that may be made easier by simply talking about our wishes. For some, these conversations...

No matter the type of cancer, there are some common experiences when it comes to treatment side effects. Across our oncology communities, fatigue is one of the most common side...

Even when the scans look optimistic, those fears of recurrence or worries about progression can persist. Survivorship can take on many forms, and regardless of where you are with your...

"Please let me know if you need anything." A phrase sometimes heard frequently after telling family, friends, even acquaintances about your lung cancer. Often the best way to offer support...

A big part of Lung Cancer Awareness Month is spreading awareness about the importance of lung cancer research. Developing new treatments and taking those positive steps forward in improving survival...

It can be challenging to know where to begin after being told that you or a loved one has lung cancer. We sat down with some of our advocates as...

Physical health and mental health are inextricably linked. People living with lung cancer not only have to manage their physical symptoms, but also cope with the negative impact their physical...

Mental health and physical health are often linked, with one impacting the other. Mental health, in particular, can be difficult to talk about with others, leaving people isolated and without...

LeeAnn Robinson is a radiotherapist who works with cancer patients. She was diagnosed in 2015 with stage IV lung cancer and has undergone targeted treatment for the ALK mutation. Her...

Most people experience a wide range of emotions after a lung cancer diagnosis. Many try and learn as much as they can about the disease and their treatment options in...

Radon is a deadly radioactive gas that causes lung cancer. It is odorless, colorless and invisible. Just because we cannot see or smell radon does not mean it is harmless...