Our commitment

Research has been, and will continue to be, LCRF’s True North, and we will continue to fund research for the prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment, and cure of lung cancer.

LCRF exists to confront gaps in funding of lung cancer research and remains committed to prioritizing science that will have a measurable impact for people with a lung cancer diagnosis and those at risk for one. We will continue to provide resources, education and support for the lung cancer community, and work hand in hand with our advocacy and research partners to support the needs of the community.

Targeted Therapies of Lung Cancer recap

Drs. Benjamin Levy, Shirish M. Gadgeel, and Isabel Preeshagul talked about the science presented at IASLC’s Targeted Therapies of Lung Cancer meeting.

Together Separately livestream

Join us on April 23 as Drs. Eric Singhi and Isabel Preeshagul discuss the nuances of younger people receiving and navigating a lung cancer diagnosis.

Research awards

The Lung Cancer Research Foundation is funding $3.55 million in new research – the largest single-year investment in its history. Three projects received top honors: the James B. Dougherty, MD Award for Scientific Merit; the William C. Rippe Award for Distinguished Research in Lung Cancer; and the Cynthia M. Page Merit Award for Innovation in Lung Cancer Research.

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Know Your Risk for lung cancer

Puede descargar materiales en Español para pacientes, cuidadores, profesionales médicos y aquellos que deseen saber más sobre el cáncer de pulmón y la investigación financiada por LCRF en la parte de abajo.

Scientific updates

Stay informed on the latest news in the lung cancer space.