Targeted Lung Health Checks Explained

Targeted Lung Health Checks are simply a check up to see how well your lungs are working. Currently available in selected areas of England for people aged 55-74 years old who have ever smoked.

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Help and Support

If you’re living with lung cancer, we’re here for you. From coping with your diagnosis to managing symptoms, understanding treatment options as well as financial support through our patient grants scheme, we’re in your corner.

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I honestly don’t know what would have happened had I have not gone for the check up. I don’t think I would have gone to my doctor with the cough or the breathlessness because I just presumed it was one of those things, so I probably would have carried on in the same vein and things most probably would have got worse. Instead, I can look forward to growing old.
Harry, diagnosed early through the Targeted Lung Health Check

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Spot the Symptoms

Early symptoms of lung cancer are often very subtle and easy to ignore. As soon as you spot a difference in your health, you need to take action. It could save your life. We are here to help you recognise that symptoms are in fact symptoms. We are here to help you feel able to go to your GP and give them the information they need to be referred as quickly as possible.

Nicky on the helpline was my rock and her advice was nothing short of brilliant. No internet search would have come up with her answers but, more importantly, no internet search would have provided me with the amount of encouragement, calm and level-headedness that Nicky did.
Larissa, Ask the Nurse service user

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Ruthra’s story

Like most young mums, lung cancer was the last thing from Ruthra’s mind. But when she coughed up a little blood, after a series of chest infections, she knew something wasn’t right and took action.

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Kerrie’s story

Kerrie was 45 when she was diagnosed with incurable lung cancer. But thanks to treatment developments, her lung cancer is treatable and her disease remains stable.

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Ask the Nurse

Our Ask the Nurse service is designed offers over the phone advice and support to all those affected by lung cancer; both for patients and carers. Our experienced nurses are here to help you whether you need information, advice or support for your lung cancer.