When you're diagnosed with lung cancer, your oncologist will advise you to "learn as much as you can about your specific type of lung cancer." However, searching online often yields a plethora of confusing and fragmented information. Ideally, there should be a single, comprehensive resource where you can enter keywords and be directed to relevant organizations and materials about your cancer type. This network would consolidate information from various sources, including reading resources, videos, webinars, and organizations specializing in radon and lung cancer. It would bring together healthcare and environmental organizations into one accessible network, making it easier for patients, homeowners, and communities to find and utilize the products and services they need.

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Having access to information is crucial, but it's equally important to have a support network to help you understand it. Communities should offer an online platform where individuals can chat with service providers, discuss the information they've received, and receive guidance on the next steps.

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The CLEHR Network offers a comprehensive platform that addresses diagnosis, answers

questions, provides resources, and connects you with service providers—all in one place.