LCAM Coalition is a global coalition created to transform lung cancer survival by raising awareness about the importance of early detection, treatment, and research.
01
Building public support for more research, more screening, and better treatment options for people with lung cancer.
02
Building partnerships with patient organizations and healthcare NGOs worldwide.
03
Raising awareness with healthcare professionals and the general public about how early detection can increase lung cancer survival.
Over 2.2 million
people worldwide will get lung cancer annually.
Lung cancer causes more cancer deaths each year than any other cancer.
Lung cancer screening saves lives.
More research = more treatments =better outcomes.
Lung cancer around the world
Estimated number of new cases in 2022
(trachea/bronchus/lung, both sexes, all ages)
Asia
1,566,355
63.1%
Europe
484,306
19.5%
Northern America
257,284
10.4%
Latin America and the Caribbean
105,306
4.2%
Africa
49,831
2.0%
Oceania
17,593
0.71%
Total
2,480,675
Source: Cancer TODAY | IARC – gco.iarc.who.int. Data version: Globocan 2022 (version 1.1), 08.02.2024.