Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States and worldwide. About 85 percent of lung cancer occurs in current or former smokers.

The best way to help reduce the chance of lung cancer is to quit smoking.

As part of our mission to make people healthier, and as a tobacco-free organization, we offer a lung nodule program, located in State College, Pennsylvania, that is dedicated to improving the quality of life for adults by providing:

• Early detection of lung cancer

• Best practices in lung nodule care, using a multispecialty healthcare team

For questions, help to quit smoking, or more information about the lung nodule program, contact our lung nodule program coordinator at 814.231.6881.

Resource	Phone number
American Cancer Society: How to Quit Using Tobacco
American Lung Association: Quit Smoking
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Quit Smoking
Clinical Outcomes Group, Inc.	800.264.1290
Free Quitline	800.QUIT.NOW or 800.784.8669
National Cancer Institute: Tobacco
Nicotine Anonymous	877.879.6422
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Smokefree.gov