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SUMMARY:Philly Screening to Treatment: Improving African American Lung Cancer Care
DESCRIPTION:We’ve joined forces with powerhouses in the lung cancer community in order to equip you with knowledge and empowerment in the fight against lung cancer in the African American community. Join us for a groundbreaking interactive health advocacy training designed for those who are interested in learning about the risks or have been personally impacted by this disease. Early detection saves lives! \nThis is a special two-part free community health education program. Registration is required. \n  \nFriday\, October 24 | *6 pm–9 pm | Dinner will be served | *Dinner begins at 5:30 pm\n  \n\nHear from a lung cancer survivor\nLearn more about lung cancer screening\, disparities\, and shared decision making\nHow nutrition can support lung cancer care and treatment\n\n  \nSaturday\, October 25 | 10:00 am–1:00 pm | Lunch will be served\n  \n\nMental and behavioral health\nTobacco cessation\nFinancial health literacy\nLung cancer navigation\n*340B Program Policy Discussion\n\n*A special discussion on 340B: \nJoin us for a dynamic policy panel featuring leading advocacy organizations\, HEAL Collaborative\, and manufacturers’ representatives from the pharmaceutical industry to unpack the opportunities and challenges of Section 340B of the 1992 Public Health Service Act. Panelists will discuss how the 340B drug-pricing program can expand affordable access to lifesaving medications for underserved communities while ensuring sustainability for hospitals and community clinics across the city. The discussion will also have HIGHLIGHT real-world stories from Detroit residents\, explored innovative collaborations between manufacturers and community partners\, and surfaced actionable policy recommendations—ranging from enhanced transparency to stronger patient-centric safeguards—that aim to preserve the program’s intent and amplify its impact on health equity. \nLocation: \nMount Airy Church of God in Christ \n6401 Ogontz Ave\, Philadelphia\, PA 19126 \nPH: (215) 276-2960 \n  \nEvent Highlights:\n\nExpert Insights: Gain invaluable insights from esteemed medical and health experts as they delve into crucial topics including risk factors\, screening methodologies\, wellness strategies\, nutritional considerations\, and the latest advancements in treatment options for lung cancer.\nEmpowering Simulated Experience: Step into a simulated healthcare environment tailored specifically for veterans. Navigate through real-life scenarios and gain practical skills to effectively advocate for yourself or your loved one throughout the healthcare journey.\nUnderstanding Risk Factors: Learn about the significant role that smoking history\, lifestyle and environmental factors play in elevating the risk of developing lung cancer. Discover actionable steps to mitigate risk and enhance overall health and well-being.\nInteractive Discussion: Engage in discussions led by experienced facilitators\, designed to deepen your understanding of lung cancer and empower you to make informed decisions about your health.\nPeer Support and Networking: Connect with fellow community members who share similar experiences\, challenges\, and triumphs. Forge meaningful connections and access a supportive community dedicated to navigating the complexities of lung cancer together.\nQ&A Session: Pose your burning questions to our panel of experts and receive personalized insights and guidance tailored to your specific concerns and needs.\n\n  \nWho Should Attend:\nAnyone interested in learning about lung cancer prevention\, lung cancer survivors\, and their caregivers. This conversation will walk you through how to advocate for improved healthcare outcomes in the face of this challenging diagnosis. \nDon’t miss this transformative opportunity to equip yourself with the tools\, knowledge\, and support needed to navigate the complexities of lung cancer with confidence and resilience. \nTogether\, let’s stand strong\, advocate fiercely\, and chart a path toward better health and well-being in the fight against lung cancer. \nRegister today and take control of your healthcare journey! \nSponsors: \nHEAL Collaborative \nMerck
URL:https://healcollaborative.org/event/philly-screening-to-treatment-improving-african-american-lung-cancer-care/
LOCATION:Mt Airy Church of God In Christ\, 6401 Ogontz Avenue\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19126\, United States
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CREATED:20251017T164619Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251022T195439Z
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SUMMARY:STL: Screening to Treatment: Improving African American Lung Cancer Care
DESCRIPTION:November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month \nWe’ve joined forces with powerhouses in the lung cancer community in order to equip you with knowledge and empowerment in the fight against lung cancer in the African American community. Join us for a groundbreaking interactive health advocacy training designed for those who are interested in learning about the risks or have been personally impacted by this disease. Early detection saves lives! \nThis is a special free community health education program. Registration is required. \nThursday\, November 13 | 1:00 pm–5:30 pm | Lunch will be served\n\nHear from a lung cancer survivor\nLearn more about lung cancer screening\, disparities\, and shared decision making\nHow nutrition can support lung cancer care and treatment\n\n\nMental and behavioral health\nTobacco cessation\nFinancial health literacy\nLung cancer navigation\n*340B Program Policy Discussion\n\n*A special discussion on 340B: \nJoin us for a dynamic policy panel featuring leading advocacy organizations\, HEAL Collaborative\, and manufacturers’ representatives from the pharmaceutical industry to unpack the opportunities and challenges of Section 340B of the 1992 Public Health Service Act. Panelists will discuss how the 340B drug-pricing program can expand affordable access to lifesaving medications for underserved communities while ensuring sustainability for hospitals and community clinics across the city. The discussion will also have HIGHLIGHT real-world stories from Detroit residents\, explored innovative collaborations between manufacturers and community partners\, and surfaced actionable policy recommendations—ranging from enhanced transparency to stronger patient-centric safeguards—that aim to preserve the program’s intent and amplify its impact on health equity. \nLocation: \nFive Star Center \n2832 Arsenal St \nSt. Louis\, MO\, 63118 \nPH: 314-664-1008 \nEvent Highlights:\n\nExpert Insights: Gain invaluable insights from esteemed medical and health experts as they delve into crucial topics including risk factors\, screening methodologies\, wellness strategies\, nutritional considerations\, and the latest advancements in treatment options for lung cancer.\nEmpowering Simulated Experience: Step into a simulated healthcare environment tailored specifically for veterans. Navigate through real-life scenarios and gain practical skills to effectively advocate for yourself or your loved one throughout the healthcare journey.\nUnderstanding Risk Factors: Learn about the significant role that smoking history\, lifestyle and environmental factors play in elevating the risk of developing lung cancer. Discover actionable steps to mitigate risk and enhance overall health and well-being.\nInteractive Discussion: Engage in discussions led by experienced facilitators\, designed to deepen your understanding of lung cancer and empower you to make informed decisions about your health.\nPeer Support and Networking: Connect with fellow community members who share similar experiences\, challenges\, and triumphs. Forge meaningful connections and access a supportive community dedicated to navigating the complexities of lung cancer together.\nQ&A Session: Pose your burning questions to our panel of experts and receive personalized insights and guidance tailored to your specific concerns and needs.\n\nWho Should Attend:\nAnyone interested in learning about lung cancer prevention\, lung cancer survivors\, and their caregivers. This conversation will walk you through how to advocate for improved healthcare outcomes in the face of this challenging diagnosis. \nDon’t miss this transformative opportunity to equip yourself with the tools\, knowledge\, and support needed to navigate the complexities of lung cancer with confidence and resilience. \nTogether\, let’s stand strong\, advocate fiercely\, and chart a path toward better health and well-being in the fight against lung cancer. \nRegister today and take control of your healthcare journey! \nSponsors: \nHEAL Collaborative \nAmgen
URL:https://healcollaborative.org/event/stl-screening-to-treatment-improving-african-american-lung-cancer-care/
LOCATION:Five Star Center\, 2832 Arsenal St\, St. Louis\, 63118\, United States
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SUMMARY:JAX Lung Health Forum: Improving African American Lung Health
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin us for an interactive community program on lung cancer. Knowledge is power and can save lives!\n\n\n\nWe’ve joined forces with powerhouses in the lung cancer community in order to equip you with knowledge and empowerment in the fight against lung cancer in the African American community. Join us for a groundbreaking interactive health advocacy training designed for those who are interested in learning about the risks or have been personally impacted by this disease. Early detection saves lives! \nSaturday\, December 13| 10:00 am–1:30 pm | Lunch will be served\n\nMental and behavioral health\nTobacco cessation\nFinancial health literacy\nLung cancer navigation\n*340B Program Policy Discussion\n\n*A special discussion on 340B: \nJoin us for a dynamic policy panel featuring leading advocacy organizations\, HEAL Collaborative\, and manufacturers’ representatives from the pharmaceutical industry to unpack the opportunities and challenges of Section 340B of the 1992 Public Health Service Act. Panelists will discuss how the 340B drug-pricing program can expand affordable access to lifesaving medications for underserved communities while ensuring sustainability for hospitals and community clinics across the city. The discussion will also have HIGHLIGHT real-world stories from Detroit residents\, explored innovative collaborations between manufacturers and community partners\, and surfaced actionable policy recommendations—ranging from enhanced transparency to stronger patient-centric safeguards—that aim to preserve the program’s intent and amplify its impact on health equity. \nLocation: \nBridge the Gap \n561 W 25th St\, Jacksonville\, FL 32206 \n  \nSponsors: \nHEAL Collaborative \nMerck \nAstraZeneca \nEvent Highlights:\n\nExpert Insights: Gain invaluable insights from esteemed medical and health experts as they delve into crucial topics including risk factors\, screening methodologies\, wellness strategies\, nutritional considerations\, and the latest advancements in treatment options for lung cancer.\nEmpowering Simulated Experience: Step into a simulated healthcare environment tailored specifically for veterans. Navigate through real-life scenarios and gain practical skills to effectively advocate for yourself or your loved one throughout the healthcare journey.\nUnderstanding Risk Factors: Learn about the significant role that smoking history\, lifestyle and environmental factors play in elevating the risk of developing lung cancer. Discover actionable steps to mitigate risk and enhance overall health and well-being.\nInteractive Discussion: Engage in discussions led by experienced facilitators\, designed to deepen your understanding of lung cancer and empower you to make informed decisions about your health.\nPeer Support and Networking: Connect with fellow community members who share similar experiences\, challenges\, and triumphs. Forge meaningful connections and access a supportive community dedicated to navigating the complexities of lung cancer together.\nQ&A Session: Pose your burning questions to our panel of experts and receive personalized insights and guidance tailored to your specific concerns and needs.\n\nWho Should Attend:\nAnyone interested in learning about lung cancer prevention\, lung cancer survivors\, and their caregivers. This conversation will walk you through how to advocate for improved healthcare outcomes in the face of this challenging diagnosis. \nDon’t miss this transformative opportunity to equip yourself with the tools\, knowledge\, and support needed to navigate the complexities of lung cancer with confidence and resilience. \nTogether\, let’s stand strong\, advocate fiercely\, and chart a path toward better health and well-being in the fight against lung cancer. \nRegister today and take control of your healthcare journey!
URL:https://healcollaborative.org/event/jax-screening-to-treatment-improving-african-american-lung-cancer-care/
LOCATION:Bridge the Gap\, 561 W. 25th St.\, Jacksonville\, FL\, 32206\, United States
CATEGORIES:Lung Cancer
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SUMMARY:The 3rd Annual Lung Cancer Patient & Caregiver Summit
DESCRIPTION:The 3rd Lung Cancer Patient & Caregiver Summit\, hosted by HEAL Collaborative\, is a groundbreaking national gathering dedicated to addressing the urgent challenges and unique needs of Black communities facing lung cancer. Taking place April 23–25\, 2026 in New Orleans\, Louisiana\, this Summit will bring together patients\, caregivers\, healthcare professionals\, researchers\, advocates\, and community leaders for three days of education\, empowerment\, and action. \n​ \nOur 2026 theme\, “Restoring Hope Through Advancements in Lung Cancer Care\, Treatments and the Voice of Communities\,” reflects the Summit’s commitment to elevating patient and caregiver voices while showcasing innovations in care\, research\, and advocacy that bring real solutions to those most impacted. \n​ \nThrough main stage conversations\, breakout sessions\, and special community activations\, attendees will explore critical topics including early detection\, personalized treatment options\, participation in clinical trials\, environmental health equity\, and the vital role of advocacy in shaping policy and improving access to care. \n​ \nMore than a conference\, this Summit is a space for hope\, healing\, and solutions—equipping patients and caregivers with the tools\, resources\, and support they need to navigate a diagnosis\, advocate for themselves and their loved ones\, and connect with a broader community committed to lung health equity. \n​ \nTogether\, we are building a future where every breath matters and every voice is heard.
URL:https://healcollaborative.org/event/the-african-american-lung-cancer-patient-caregiver-summit/
LOCATION:New Orleans Marriott Warehouse Arts District\, 859 Convention Center\, New Orleans\, LA\, 70130\, United States
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