Each Breath Blog
Breathing is essential to life, and through this blog, we hope to illustrate the importance of lung health. Hear directly from experts, researchers, staff and volunteers about our ongoing fight for healthy lungs and healthy air.
What This Summer's Record-Breaking Heat Waves Mean for Lung Health
The serious heat waves we are experiencing are not just uncomfortable – they are part of a trend that has critical implications for our health. Read More
How to Stay Healthy on Campus this Respiratory Virus Season
Dr. Hasan talks about the importance of back-to-school vaccines for college students. Read More
The Dangerous Link Between Lung Cancer and Hyponatremia
For patients navigating a lung cancer diagnosis, as well as those caring for them, abnormal sodium levels can raise important questions about what is happening inside the body. Read More
Baker's Asthma: How Baking Can Impact Lung Health
Learn how flour dust and other baking products can affect your breathing. Read More
What Parents Need to Know About Long COVID in Kids
We spoke with Dr. Uzma Hasan about how to determine if your child is suffering from Long COVID and what to do next. Read More
What is Really Hiding in Your Potting Soil?
Though it is rare, inhaling infected soil can lead to a number of lung infections. Here is what you need to know. Read More
The Truth About “Tobacco-Free” Pouches and Vapes: Why They’re Still Addictive and Risky
Learn how Big Tobacco is remarketing products to trick you into thinking they aren’t bad for you. Read More
Mission Moment July 2026
The American Lung Association has a new initiative to help people living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) better manage symptoms and improve quality of life. Read More
Why Wildfire Smoke Is Now a Nationwide Issue
Dr. Moseson explains how wildfire smoke can travel hundreds to thousands of miles, making it a concern for everyone in the U.S. Read More
From Smoker to Advocate: A Powerful Lung Health Journey
For me, every breath today is a reminder. A reminder of where I’ve been, of what I’ve been given and of what’s at stake. Read More
