This Women’s Health Month, we’re spotlighting a powerful truth: lung cancer doesn’t impact all people equally—and women face unique challenges in diagnosis, treatment, and survival. “Women are the heart of our families, workplaces, and communities,” said GO2 President & CEO Laurie Ambrose. “When a woman is diagnosed with lung cancer, the impact ripples far and wide.” At GO2, we’re pushing for change. From policy to public awareness, we’re seeing momentum build like never before. See how decades of advocacy are moving the needle for women’s health. 👉 Read more: https://go2.org/blog/go2-for-lung-cancer-celebrates-major-legislative-momentum-during-womens-health-month/ (fb)

May is Women’s Health Month—a time to honor the strength and resilience of women everywhere. But it’s also a reminder: lung cancer is the #1 cancer killer of women. Women with no known risk factors are twice as likely to be diagnosed as men. Behind these stats are real people living with lung cancer. Women like Jaymie, diagnosed at 32, Donnita, a Navy Veteran, and Grace, a marathon runner, are living proof that lung cancer doesn’t follow a script. This month, join us in advocating for awareness, early detection, and change. 👉 https://go2.org/advocacy/take-action/ (fb)