Social Posts You Can Use to Help Spread the Word about Lung Cancer
Social media posts and graphics you can share to help us raise awareness about lung cancer.
November 5, 2026
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Join us in raising awareness about lung cancer risk factors, screening, and stigma by sharing the facts on your social media feeds. We’ve developed easily customizable posts and graphics for you to use on platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, Tiktok, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook.
Posts You can Customize and Share
LinkedIn Posts
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Post 1
Until recently, I thought of lung cancer as a disease that only affected people who smoke. I’ve learned that in actuality, up to 1 in 5 people diagnosed in the U.S. has never smoked. The fact is: anyone with lungs can get lung cancer, and no one deserves it.
Assuming smoking is the only risk factor does real harm, because it shapes who we, the people we love, and their doctors think of as at risk. But there is hope: lung cancer is often treatable when it’s caught early, and the science of earlier detection and prevention is improving rapidly.
Let’s change the conversation. Read more and share with someone you care about: https://susanwfoundation.org/change-the-conversation
Post 2
Lung cancer is often treatable when it’s found early. Found before it spreads, about 65% of people are alive five years later, and up to 9 in 10 when it’s caught at the very earliest stage.
But today, only 28% of people are diagnosed at an early stage. That’s a gap we can close, if more eligible people get screened and more people understand who’s at risk.
Earlier detection is already saving lives. Let’s change the conversation. Share this with your team, your family, or your network, because awareness is where early detection begins. @susanwfoundation
Instagram Posts
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Post 1
Something I learned recently: up to 1 in 5 people diagnosed with lung cancer in the U.S. have never smoked. I didn’t know that, and it changed how I think about who’s actually at risk.
Anyone with lungs can get lung cancer, and no one deserves it.
The good news is that lung cancer is often treatable when it’s caught early. Knowing the facts is where it starts.
Learn more by following @susanwfoundation, and share this with someone you love. 🤍 #LCAM
Post 2
Caught early, lung cancer is often treatable. Found before it spreads, about 65% of people are alive five years later, and up to 9 in 10 at the very earliest stage.
The hard part is that only 28% of people are diagnosed at an early stage. That’s a gap we can close, if more eligible people get screened and more people understand who’s at risk.
There's a real reason for hope. @susanwfoundation 🤍#LCAM
Facebook posts
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Post 1
If you’ve ever thought of lung cancer as a disease that only affects people who smoke, know this: up to 1 in 5 people diagnosed in the U.S. have never smoked. The fact is, anyone with lungs can get lung cancer, and no one deserves it.
The stigma around smoking can keep people who are eligible from getting screened. And assumptions about who gets lung cancer can keep the people we love, and their doctors, from recognizing who else might be at risk. But there’s real hope, because lung cancer is often treatable when it’s caught early.
Take two minutes to learn the facts, then pass them along: https://susanwfoundation.org/change-the-conversation
Post 2
Lung cancer is often treatable when it’s caught early. But only about 17% of people who are eligible for screening actually get it, and only 28% of people are diagnosed at an early stage.
That gap is fixable, and it starts with awareness: knowing who’s at risk, and knowing there’s a test that can find lung cancer early. Early detection and prevention can save lives.
https://susanwfoundation.org/change-the-conversation
Short Video Posts
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Post 1
“Anyone with lungs can get lung cancer, and no one deserves it.”
Caption/script: Up to 1 in 5 people diagnosed with lung cancer in the U.S. never smoked. Caught early, lung cancer is often treatable, and that knowledge can make a difference. Visit susanwfoundation.org to find out more and change the conversation about lung cancer.
Post 2
“Earlier detection can lead to more lives saved.”
Caption/script: Found before it spreads, about 65% of people with lung cancer are alive 5 years later, and up to 9 in 10 when it’s caught at the very earliest stage. But right now, only 28% of people are diagnosed at an early stage. That’s a gap we can close. Visit susanwfoundation.org to find out more and change the conversation about lung cancer.
Thanks for helping us spread the word. Learn more about the work we’re doing to build a world where no one loses a loved one to lung cancer.
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