Lung Care Foundation

Lung Care Foundation We are a Social Impact Trust working towards "ACT (Awareness, Clinical Care, Think Tank) for Clean Air

17/10/2025

A Diwali wake-up call.

Last year, festive lights were accompanied by a toxic haze: Delhi’s AQI hit 806 at midnight, and millions across North India struggled to breathe. Children and the elderly were hardest affected.

Winter traps these pollutants, prolonging exposure and harming health. This Diwali, let’s celebrate with light, not smoke. Commit to eco-friendly celebrations and protect the lungs of everyone around you.

16/10/2025

Don't step out this Diwali without knowing THIS. 🚨

Most people think firecracker smoke only damages your lungs—but the truth is far more alarming.

The toxic fumes pe*****te deep into your bloodstream, affecting your heart, kidneys, brain, and immune system. Research links firecracker exposure to heart attacks, stroke, Alzheimer's, dementia, and even Type 2 diabetes.

You can't control what others do—but you CAN protect yourself and your loved ones.

[Diwali, Firecrackers, Health Effects, Green Diwali, Safety Tips]

14th October 2025: The Lung Care Foundation team had the privilege of meeting Mr. Shankar Lalwani, Member of Parliament,...
16/10/2025

14th October 2025: The Lung Care Foundation team had the privilege of meeting Mr. Shankar Lalwani, Member of Parliament, Indore. Our conversations were grounded in shared urgency: the fight against air pollution and its profound impact on lung health.

We explored local action with the Indore district administration under Forum For Clean Air, Indore, DFCA, focusing on clean air, climate initiatives, and sustainable practices. The discussion highlighted the critical need for leadership at the city level to tackle pollution and the health consequences of fossil fuels.

We also shared LCF’s asthma training manuals, designed to raise awareness and make schools safer for children living with asthma. Mr. Lalwani appreciated the importance of educating communities and empowering young citizens to breathe easier.

Finally, we discussed research collaborations on pollution and lung health and how effective dissemination of these findings can drive evidence-based interventions.

Together, we are shaping a path toward cleaner air, healthier lungs, and a more sustainable future. Lung Care Foundation is committed to working hand-in-hand with leaders, educators, and researchers to turn these plans into action.

🩺 “Air Pollution Causes 2 Million Deaths Annually in India” — Dr. Surya KantSpeaking at a special lecture hosted by CSIR...
16/10/2025

🩺 “Air Pollution Causes 2 Million Deaths Annually in India” — Dr. Surya Kant

Speaking at a special lecture hosted by CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute,( Csir Cdri ), Lucknow, Dr. Surya Kant ( Kch Respiratory ) , Professor & Head of Respiratory Medicine at KGMC and National Core Committee Member of Doctors for Clean Air and Climate Action (DFCA), called air pollution a silent killer impacting millions.

He shared that polluted air not only causes lung diseases but also affects the heart, brain, and development of children- with pregnant women and newborns being most at risk.

Dr. Surya Kant urged everyone to take simple but effective actions: walk or cycle to work, carpool, save electricity, reduce paper use, and say no to firecrackers this .

The event ended with a pledge to reduce pollution and plant trees, reaffirming hope for a cleaner, healthier India. 🌿

Amaltas Hospital & Medical College hosted a successful training session on air pollution and health in partnership with ...
15/10/2025

Amaltas Hospital & Medical College hosted a successful training session on air pollution and health in partnership with Forum For Clean Air, Indore; Doctors for Clean Air & Climate Action, Lung Care Foundation on 13th October 2025.

The event, graced by Dr. Salil Bhargava (Pro Chancellor) and Dr. Sharad Chandra Wankhede (Vice Chancellor), brought together health leaders and young professionals to discuss the impact of air pollution in Indore, health effects of fossil fuels and ways to protect public health. Highlights included talks from Dr Carmin Uppal, Dr. Salil Bhargava, and Dr. Rajiv Khurana.

This event also marked the beginning of a strong partnership and collaboration for cleaner air and healthier communities, with an MoU signed between Amaltas Hospital & Medical College and the Lung Care Foundation for clean, healthy air for communities.

15/10/2025

Do lower emissions mean safer?

Air pollution is silently harming millions — but healthcare heroes can lead the change. At Wellness Con 2025, Dr. Surya ...
13/10/2025

Air pollution is silently harming millions — but healthcare heroes can lead the change.

At Wellness Con 2025, Dr. Surya Kant ( Kch Respiratory ), national Core Committee Member, DFCA, LCF, shared how doctors can become “Vayu Mitras”- champions for clean air and public health.

Together, we can make every breath safe. 🌬️

13/10/2025

You’ve never smoked... but you still could get lung cancer.
1 in 4 lung cancer cases happens in non-smokers.

And the culprit? The air we breathe- at home, outside, everywhere.

Air pollution is silently damaging our lungs… causing genetic changes even in healthy, non-smoking people.

🫁 Clean air is not a luxury. It’s a right.
This is about survival — and justice.
💬 Share this with someone who needs to know.

[Lung Cancer, Lung health, Air Pollution, Non-smokers]

6 schools, 220 More Teachers Trained in Asthma Readiness across Delhi-NCR!As we wrap the physical Asthma Readiness Train...
09/10/2025

6 schools, 220 More Teachers Trained in Asthma Readiness across Delhi-NCR!

As we wrap the physical Asthma Readiness Training (ART) sessions with 6 more schools across Delhi NCR:

🏫 DAV Nursery School, Outram Lines
🏫 DLDAV, Shalimar Bagh
🏫 DAV Public School, West Patel Nagar
🏫 Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Vasant Vihar
🏫 DLF Public School, Ghaziabad
🏫 Red Roses Public School, Ghaziabad
we couldn't be prouder of all 1,500+ teachers across 30+ schools across Delhi-NCR who joined our mission to make schools ready for asthma emergencies!

Teachers learned to spot asthma symptoms early, respond in emergencies, and use inhalers correctly- skills that can save children’s lives.

📌 Teachers can also continue learning through our FREE 45-minute online course: http://asthmatraining.graphy.com

We are grateful to all the schools and partners who supported us through our mission of empowering educators, protecting children, and building asthma-safe schools.

[Asthma, emergency, teachers, training, children]

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08/10/2025

1 in 5 school-going children may have asthma, yet most schools don’t have an emergency plan.

The first 3 minutes of an asthma episode can save a child’s life. 🫁

That’s why we created the Asthma Readiness Training- a 45-minute online course designed by India’s leading lung experts.

Learn how to identify symptoms, respond fast, and make your classroom asthma-safe.
🎓 Free certificate included!
📲 Enroll today: https://asthmatraining.graphy.com/

[Online Course, Asthma Awareness, Asthma Emergency]

07/10/2025

You’re not just breathing dust; you’re breathing microplastics!

Every day, you could be inhaling tiny fragments that can accumulate to form a ball the size of a pea. In Delhi, burning garbage adds to 10% of total air pollution, releasing thousands of plastic particles per square meter daily. These tiny toxins travel through your lungs and gut — linked to asthma, low immunity, and gut imbalance.

Here’s how you can protect yourself:
👉 Avoid single-use plastics
👉 Wear natural fabrics like cotton
👉 Keep your home well-ventilated
👉 Say NO to garbage burning

Every small action adds up — for your lungs, your health, and our planet. 💙

We are deeply inspired by Mrs. Amaninder Kaur Brar, ADC Jalandhar, whose heartfelt participation in our shared dialogue ...
06/10/2025

We are deeply inspired by Mrs. Amaninder Kaur Brar, ADC Jalandhar, whose heartfelt participation in our shared dialogue with the Jalandhar Administration, DAV University, and UNEP brought leadership, empathy, and purpose together.

Mrs. Brar shared childhood lessons from her father that shaped her lifelong commitment to social good and environmental protection. Her message was clear: leadership begins with compassion for the air we all share.

Together, we continue our journey toward “Saanjhi Hawa te Sehat”

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