November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month Yale Cancer Center Experts Available to Educate Residents of Connecticut

For Immediate Release
Date: 11/1/05

Contact: Renee Gaudette (203) 785-2143

New Haven, Conn. - In recognition of National Lung Cancer Awareness Month, the team of physicians from the Yale-New Haven Thoracic Oncology Program at Yale Cancer Center is available to interview for articles on the risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options available for lung cancer, and innovative clinical trials available for lung cancer patients.

Governor M. Jodi Rell has officially declared November Lung Cancer Awareness month stating, “I urge all our citizens to do all we can to increase awareness of lung cancer issues and offer compassion to people with lung cancer.”

Lung Cancer Facts:

The Yale-New Haven Thoracic Oncology Program:
The Yale-New Haven Thoracic Oncology Program (TOP) is an organized, programmatic approach designed to provide optimum treatment and best possible outcomes for patients with thoracic malignancies. A multidisciplinary program, TOP offers efficient, patient-oriented service with convenient comprehensive care in a single location. Yale-New Haven TOP is a state and regional referral center - a cooperative venture of Yale Cancer Center, Yale Medical Group, and Yale-New Haven Hospital.

Yale Cancer Center Physicians available for interview: