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The American Lung Association in New York works tirelessly at city, state and federal levels to advocate for tobacco control, clean air and improved funding for lung disease education and research.

The Association offers the Open Airways For Schools program and Asthma Camp Experience to provide people with the skills necessary to understand and overcome asthma- the most prevalent form of lung disease in New York City affecting more than one million residents and 300,000 children.

To help fight nicotine addiction and tobacco-related illness, the Association offers the Not-On-Tobacco teen cessation program, Freedom From Smoking adult cessation program and assistance to local organizations with tobacco prevention.

The State Of The Air Report grades every county for ground-level ozone air pollution and particulate matter that puts millions of New York City residents at risk for respiratory complications.

Address

116 John Street, 30th Floor
New York, NY 10038
(518) 465-2013 , ext. 322

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