Call our free support line on 1800 654 301 or contact us.
Call on 1800 654 301 or contact us.
Every day you breathe about 22,000 times. Your lungs and their health is vital to helping you live well, everyday. We can always do more to take steps towards better lung health. Incorporating simple things like staying active, focusing on good posture and keeping hydrated are great first steps towards protecting your lungs. Of course, quitting smoking, being mindful of air quality, and protecting your lungs at work also go a long way to improving or maintaining healthy lungs.
Take control of your lung health and don’t miss the signs that something isn’t right. Anyone can get lung disease or lung cancer. Breathlessness, a persistent cough, and fatigue are a few of the symptoms many of us ignore or put down to something else. Check how healthy your lungs are by completing our 2 minute Lung Health Checklist.
Don’t take your lungs for granted. Keep your lung health front of mind with these simple, every day ways you can protect your lungs and aim for better lung health.
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Take our quick healthy lungs at work quiz to learn how to protect yourself and your mates. The more you know about the risks, the better you can protect your lungs at work and make choices that protect your lung health now and in the future.
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Lung Foundation Australia
Level 4, 12 Cribb Street
Yuggera Country
Milton QLD 4064
Postal Address: PO Box 1949, Milton, QLD, 4064
1800 654 301
Free Call (within Australia)
Phone: 07 3251 3600
Email: enquiries@lungfoundation.com.au
Lung Foundation Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work throughout Australia and their unceded sovereignty of and continuing connection to land and sea. We pay our respects to their cultures and to Elders past and present. We acknowledge the overrepresentation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in lung disease and lung cancer. We commit to working with communities to close the gap and build on the strengths of communities to lead the path to healthy lungs for all.
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