American Lung Association in Utah

🙌📣 Join us in standing up for healthy lungs! We are tirelessly working to create policies that benefit everyone. Learn how you can support our advocacy efforts here https://on.lung.org/3Q9hdpJ and by joining the Lung Action Network. https://on.lung.org/2SLFl7Y 👈👈

Switching to zero-emission vehicles is vital in the fight against and protecting . 🔌 🚌 ⚡ Join us in being part of the solution: lung.org/ev

🌬️ Everyone deserves to breathe . Join our advocacy efforts for better and ! Learn more about our advocacy work here: https://on.lung.org/3ZuEJlu ⬅️

We are proud partners of American Lung Association in Utah our team is wearing turquoise - to raise awareness for lung cancer and inspire action to defeat this disease!

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Are you a healthcare professional looking to enhance your asthma care strategies? Look no further! Our program offers free resources, CME credits, and significant improvements in patient outcomes. Learn more and join us in making a difference: Lung.org/enhancingasthmacare

Shocking but true: Nearly 4 in 10 people in the U.S. live in places with unhealthy levels of air pollution. How did do this year? Lung.org/sota 🌬️

Did you know that we spend 90% of our time indoors? 🌬️ That’s why your indoor air quality matters just as much as the outdoor air. In fact, indoor air can be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air. But be careful of the products you use because many household cleaning products, including bleach, can harm your health.🧹🏡 Find cleaning tips here to keep your home & lungs happy: https://on.lung.org/3woyl1b

In 1959, American Lung Association researcher Dr. Mary Ellen Avery made a discovery that would save the lives of millions of babies with respiratory distress syndrome, laying the foundation for many other women scientists supported by Lung Association to contribute to lung health research.

In honor of Women’s History Month, we highlight three exceptional women researchers on our latest blog:

Celebrating Women at the Forefront of Lung Health Discovery The American Lung Association is celebrating its 120th anniversary this year, and its success in advancing our mission of research, advocacy and education would not be possible without the many women pushing boundaries to make incredible strides in the fight against lung disease.

🌈 Every breath counts! Our latest report shows that a nationwide move to zero-emission vehicles and clean energy can avoid 508 infant deaths by 2050. Let's be the change our children need! 💙 Lung.org/EV

The popular asthma medicine, Flovent (fluticasone propionate), has ceased manufacturing and distribution. We spoke with Dr. Christy Sadreameli, a pediatric pulmonologist at Johns Hopkins Hospital, about how to handle this transition:

My Asthma Medication Was Discontinued. What Do I Do? Flovent manufacturing and distribution has stopped. Here’s how to handle the changeover.

🌎 Commemorate World Tuberculosis Day with us on a journey through history! Since 1904, the American Lung Association has been a force in TB control. Today, our commitment to fighting TB and lung diseases remains strong. Join us in honoring World Tuberculosis Day and exploring our legacy of improving respiratory health. https://on.lung.org/48TDz6l

To celebrate ten years of LUNG FORCE, we look back at the immense impact it has had on lung cancer research and awareness since its inception. Learn more on our blog: https://on.lung.org/3TJtvIv 🌀

Celebrating 10 Years of LUNG FORCE We look back at the immense impact LUNG FORCE has had on lung cancer research and awareness since its inception.

🌟 Today, LUNG FORCE heroes & Lung Association staff nationwide unite on the steps of our Capitol to take a stand for all those affected by lung cancer. Discover how you can join us in advocating for better healthcare at Lung.org/advocacy-day.

LUNG FORCE heroes across the nation are heading to D.C. for LUNG FORCE Advocacy Day on Wednesday! Together, they're asking Congress to support National Institutes of Health (NIH) & CDC funding to improve early detection, treatments and cures for lung cancer. Join us in cheering them on as they advocate for quality and affordable healthcare! 💙 Lung.org/advocacy-day

Wondering what zero-emission transportation has to do with kids? 🔌⚡ Our new report reveals that transitioning to cleaner vehicles and electricity could prevent nearly 3 million pediatric asthma attacks, save infant lives and ensure a healthier future. 📣 Call on President Biden and EPA to help us get there: Lung.org/EV

As America’s trusted champion for lung health, our promise to you in the year ahead is always to be there when the simple right to breathe is at risk. Our showcases how we significantly expanded our efforts to help everyone breathe easier, thanks to the generosity of our donors. Read our full report here: https://on.lung.org/42VjCKI

🚗 Tax season is approaching! Plan for next year by turning your old wheels into a breath of fresh air and enjoying the benefits of a tax deduction. Learn more at Lung.org/vehicle-donation.

Every child deserves clean air! We just released a new report that reveals that transitioning to zero-emission vehicles and electricity would dramatically improve the health of children across the U.S. We’re calling for stronger measures to clean up cars and trucks to secure a healthier future for our little ones! 💚 Lung.org/EV

March is Women’s History Month! Let’s recognize the trailblazing women who have shaped our past and present in lung health like Dr. Mary Ellen Avery, Sonali Bose, MD, MPH, Teresa Allende-Aydillo Gomez, PhD and Priyadharshini Devarajan, PhD.

Let’s continue to champion diversity, equity, and inclusion together. https://bit.ly/3UZdjUv

In our latest report we crunched the numbers to find out how children’s health would benefit if the nation switched to zero-emission vehicles and got all its power from clean sources. Here’s what you should know:

Electric Vehicles and Kids’ Health: 6 Things to Know We discuss ways that climate change is impacting kids, and we crunch the numbers to find out how children’s health would benefit if the nation switches to zero-emission vehicles and gets all its power from clean sources.

Looking for answers on COVID, asthma, RSV or anything else lung health related? Look no further! Our expert Lung Helpline is here to offer guidance and support on all things respiratory. Whether it's navigating vaccines, understanding air quality or managing lung cancer, we've got you covered. Because everyone deserves to breathe easy. We're here for you, every breath of the way. 📞💙Visit https://bit.ly/3ovEYsH or call 1-800-LUNGUSA for more information.

Everyone deserves the opportunity to lead a full and healthy life. However, systemic issues contribute to health disparities, including those facing lung cancer. To address these disparities in the Black community and “high-risk” individuals, we have launched local programs to reduce barriers to care and increase lung cancer screening rates.
Our Lung Cancer Screening Initiative is currently available in select states, including California, Illinois, Louisiana, Nevada, and North Dakota. Find out more information by visiting on.lung.org/48ddGhr or by contacting our Lung Health Navigator via phone at 844-ALA-LUNG.

🏡 keeping the air clean in your home can lead to a healthier you? Studies show modest health improvements in individuals who consistently use air purifiers. Find tips for cleaner air here: https://on.lung.org/3GVl2dI

Lung cancer screening recommendations are in place to provide the largest health benefits to the greatest number of people. 👉 Take a look at some of the most asked questions about lung cancer screening and learn more about the eligibility criteria here: https://bit.ly/49lnMxo

During Black History Month, the American Lung Association addresses the intersection of racism and public health. Join the conversation to foster equity in lung health. https://on.lung.org/3HbXEZZ

🌏 For World Cancer Day, the American Lung Association is raising awareness about the leading cause of cancer deaths—lung cancer. However, there’s new hope in the effort to defeat this disease with the survival rate increasing by over 50% in the past decade. Take steps to support those affected by the disease by visiting: https://bit.ly/3Oy68yz