Advocates urge Congress to support lung cancer funding
Wednesday marked Lung Force Advocacy Day. Many advocates came together in Washington D.C. for the event.
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Mar 29, 2023, 11:09 PM
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19ds agoWednesday marked Lung Force Advocacy Day. Many advocates came together in Washington D.C. for the event.
They are encouraging Congress to support funding that would go toward early detection, treatments and cures for lung cancer.
News 12 New Jersey’s Brittany Miller spoke with advocate and New Jersey native Isabella Carrega and the American Lung Association’s Michael Seiback about the effort.
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