In the next 5 minutes someone will die from a lung condition

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Research offers hope. And right now, we desperately need to find the treatments and cures that people with lung conditions need.

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Research offers hope

Lung conditions are the third biggest killer in the UK, yet only 2% of the country’s public health research funding is spent on lung health. This lack of funding limits opportunities for bright young researchers to work in that field and slows down crucial breakthroughs.

Asthma + Lung UK is dedicated to supporting the brightest minds in lung health research, keeping them in the field, and accelerating their work. Science offers hope to those living with lung conditions, but consistent funding is crucial to sustain this vital research.

A monthly gift helps us to commit to more research projects as we can plan long-term and allocate funds now and in the future. Please donate now to help prevent more deaths due to lung conditions.

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There's still much to do

We’re working with the smartest scientists to push lung health research forward. So far our research has led to new treatments for COPD, improved diagnosis of lung problems in pre-school children, and better treatments for people with severe asthma.

But we know there’s still so much to do. And the longer it takes, the more people will suffer, and die.

Will you support us with a regular monthly gift and help fund more life-saving research?

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£2

£4

per month could help us post a health advice resource, such as a COPD Self-Management Plan, to someone digitally excluded who cannot access it online.

£8

per month could pay for two people with lung conditions to join one of our specialist online activities, such as mindfulness, to help them stay happy and well from home.

£10

per month could pay for someone living with a lung condition to take part in a clinical trial that is developing vital new treatments, by paying for their travel to hospital.

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In the next 5 minutes someone will die from a lung condition

Research offers hope

There's still much to do