December is Lung Health Awareness Month!  Join us Sat. Dec 3rd for a live webinar featuring Dr. Leslie Kingslow covering Lung Cancer Screening and COPD. (Facebook.com/gammapichapter)

Lung cancer affects Black Americans, particularly Black men, differently than their white counterparts. Black men are 11% more likely to be diagnosed with lung cancer, and 9.8% more Black men die from the disease. While smoking remains the primary risk factor to developing lung cancer, about 20% of lung cancer patients did not smoke. (stats from the Lung Cancer Research Foundation)