Lung Cancer Patient Resources

Managing lung cancer costs? Discover essential financial assistance, copay programs, and grants to help navigate financial toxicity and stay on your treatment.

As wildfire season becomes longer and more intense, smoke is affecting communities far beyond the areas where fires are burning. In recent weeks, smoke from Canadian wildfires has triggered air quality alerts across much of the United States, reminding many people that wildfire smoke can travel hundreds or even thousands of miles. Breathing smoky air […]

In these podcast episodes, leading oncologists, surgeons, advocates, and survivors share honest conversations about treatment advances, clinical trials, support systems, and common misconceptions surrounding lung cancer. From navigating a new diagnosis to understanding the importance of community and advocacy, each discussion offers practical insights and real-world perspectives.  Lung Cancer Myths: Separating Fact From Fiction | […]

November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of early diagnosis, screening, and personalized treatments. For this month’s featured books and podcasts, we’ve carefully picked recommendations that provide emotional support, educational insights, and guidance to anyone affected by lung cancer. Find these titles at your local library, or bookstore, or on the Libby app […]

Lung Cancer Survivor Stories, Books, & Podcasts Along with the physical challenges of lung cancer, there’s an emotional toll for patients navigating a diagnosis (as well as for their caregivers). In this blog, we’ve compiled a selection of books and podcasts that will resonate with anyone affected by a diagnosis. Whether you’re seeking educational insights, […]

Neither Outcomes4Me nor any participants in or contributors to any webinar, article or content endorses or recommends any products or services. Consult your physician regarding any treatment or therapy. We recently hosted an Ask the Expert Webinar, “Questions to Ask Your Doctor After a NSCLC Diagnosis,” featuring Martin F. Dietrich, MD, PhD. Dr. Dietrich is […]

Resources for young lung cancer patients The average age of lung cancer patients is 70 years old, but that doesn’t mean that a younger adult can’t develop the disease. Regardless of your age or smoking history, it’s important to understand the symptoms of lung cancer and vital that you talk to a doctor if you’re […]

3 Podcasts and Books for Lung Cancer Patients Find these titles at your local library, or bookstore, or on the Libby app for a chance to read them for free. If you prefer listening to podcasts, we’ve linked them directly below. Books: Living with Lung Cancer—My Journey by Thomas E. Cappiello Thomas Cappiello shares his […]

For lung cancer patients and survivors, finding comfort, understanding, and inspiration in the experiences of others can be profoundly healing. Our recommended book and podcast list for August features powerful narratives that dive into the science and realities of living with lung cancer. These books and podcasts offer invaluable insights and solace to help you […]

Non -Profit Lung Cancer Organizations That Provide Resources, Support & Advocacy Since 2012, August 1st has been dedicated to World Lung Cancer Day to raise awareness about lung cancer issues and the further research needed to support patients. In this blog, we’ll highlight five remarkable non-profits that are particularly impactful in the fight against lung […]

Books for lung cancer patients This month, we’re sharing a collection of books that includes a little something for everyone. Our selections range from nutrition recommendations to personal stories to a memoir told in a series of blog posts.  As always, make sure to check out these authors at your local library or bookstore, or […]

NSCLC Medical Abbreviation When you’re diagnosed with NSCLC (non-small cell lung cancer), you’ll most likely start hearing new medical terms from your care team that you may not have heard before. Taking the time to go back and research terms can be overwhelming to say the least, so consider keeping this list handy to stay […]