ALA report: lung cancer survival has improved, but remains significantly lower for people of color

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The American Lung Association’s 4th annual “State of Lung Cancer” report showed that the lung cancer five-year survival rate increased 14.5% nationally to 23.7% yet remains significantly lower among communities of color. 

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