Sue Swan Chief Development Officer | American Lung Association
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Patient Daily | Jan 16, 2025

American Lung Association outlines federal policy goals for 2025

Harold Wimmer, President and CEO of the American Lung Association, has issued a statement to the new Presidential administration, highlighting the organization's federal policy priorities for 2025.

"The American Lung Association is ready to work with President Trump, his administration and the 119th Congress to help keep everyone’s lungs healthy in 2025 and beyond," Wimmer stated.

He emphasized the organization's extensive experience in lung health, noting its over 120 years of history in preventing chronic disease. "The Lung Association has more than 120 years experience in advancing lung health and preventing chronic disease, so we know that everyone’s lungs need clean air to breathe, quality and affordable healthcare, access to proven quit tobacco treatments and protection from harmful respiratory viruses," he said.

Wimmer outlined the organization's commitment to keeping individuals healthy and reducing chronic lung diseases' impact on daily life. "Our policy priorities all aim to keep everyone healthy and reduce the burden of chronic lung diseases so people can go to school, go to work and enjoy time with their families."

For those interested in detailed information about these priorities for the 119th Congress, further resources are available at lung.org/policy-advocacy/federal-action-plan.

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