The Max Foundation shared on LinkedIn:
For Ali in Ethiopia, gratitude is the first thing that comes to mind when he speaks about receiving access to targeted therapy for his diagnosis with lung cancer:
‘I can’t get words to express how grateful I am for your generous donation of the life-saving targeted therapy drug to me, which is making a significant impact on my life. Without your support, it might have been very difficult for me. Your commitment and support to me are invaluable, and I deeply appreciate it.’
Stories like his remind us why access to treatment matters. On World Lung Cancer Day, we’re grateful to stand alongside partners like LUNGevity Foundation, the leading nonprofit that’s transforming how people are diagnosed and live with lung cancer through research, education, and support. Together, we share a vision of a world where every person facing lung cancer has access to the care and information they need.
