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An international coalition of lung cancer patient organisations, established in 2001, which runs patient-experience surveys and campaigns on lung cancer awareness and screening.
The Global Lung Cancer Coalition was established in 2001 and describes itself as the international voice of lung cancer patients; its about page lists 41 non-government patient organisations from 29 nations. It publishes yearly patient-experience surveys, surveys of public attitudes to lung cancer, reports on the state of lung cancer research and factsheets for patients, and runs awards for journalism. Its contact page directs membership and general enquiries to an address at the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation in Liverpool, which is why it is placed there.
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