American Lung Association in Virginia issues call for research grant applicants
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The American Lung Association in Virginia announced the start of its 2025-2026 research awards and grants cycle at the end of August.
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American Lung Association accepting 2024-25 research grant applications
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The American Lung Association in Virginia is now accepting 2024-25 research grant applications from researchers with the potential to improve prevention, detection and treatment options for all lung disease including lung cancer.
American Lung Association seeks grant applications from innovative researchers in Virginia
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The American Lung Association in Virginia is now accepting research grant applications from researchers here in Virginia and across the nation.
American Lung Association applauds McAuliffe action on carbon emissions
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The American Lung Association is on board with Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s push to reduce carbon pollution from Virginia power plants.
Letter: American Lung Association backs EPA Clean Power Plan
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Breathing healthy air is essential to life. That’s why the American Lung Association in Virginia welcomes the Clean Power Plan and wants to thank Senators Warner and Kaine for standing up for clean breathing air for Virginia’s nearly 164,000 children with asthma and the 1.1 million older adults who live in the state by supporting EPA’s new carbon pollution standard.
UVA Cancer Center teams up with rural Virginia healthcare to provide lung cancer screening
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UVA Cancer Center teamed up to make screening for lung cancer easier for residents of rural Virginia and West Virginia.
VCU Health to begin lung transplants at Hume-Lee Transplant Center
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VCU Health has received approval from the United Network for Organ Sharing to begin lung transplantation at its Hume-Lee Transplant Center.
Report confirms cancer cases, survival increasing among young American adults
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While the rate of cancer among American young adults is up, the overall cancer death rate is on the decline.
Report: Dangerous source of lung cancer found in 25 percent of Virginia homes
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A new report shows that high levels of radon, the second leading cause of lung cancer, is found in approximately 25 percent of homes in Virginia.
Lung cancer in Virginia: Report says more people need to be screened
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The 2022 “State of Lung Cancer” report shows that only 7.6 percent of Virginia residents who are eligible have been screened for lung cancer.
