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Greenwood Village, CO 80111
(303) 388-4327
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1-800-LUNG-USA



Healthy lung and unhealthy lung
Breathing Lung Exhibit
The Breathing Lung Exhibit leaves a lasting impression on young minds about the dangers of smoking. The American Lung Association of Colorado makes this exhibit available for:
  • School health fairs
  • Class presentations
  • Anatomy lessons
  • Scout troops
  • Demonstrations on the effects of smoking

The healthy lungs in the exhibit are pink and fully inflatable, while the unhealthy (smoker's) lungs are blackened and have a simulated tumor preventing full inflation.

Included in the exhibit:

  • Inflation rack and tray
  • Hand pump
  • Set of healthy swine lungs
  • Set of simulated smoker's lungs
  • Educational materials and fact sheets
  • User guidelines

A deposit of $25 is required. This deposit will be returned to you upon return of the lung kit, provided that it is returned in good condition with all of its original contents. Call in advance to reserve your exhibit. The lungs can be kept for a maximum of four days unless prior arrangements have been made. The lungs must be picked up and returned during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you anticipate that you will return the lungs late, please call to request a late return.

Contact us at (303) 388-4327 or 1-800-LUNG-USA to reserve the Breathing Lung Exhibit.


Other tobacco pages:

   Quit Smoking
You can do it! Local resources to help people of all ages say "no" and mean it.

   Resources for Schools
Our breathing lung exhibit leaves a lasting impression on elementary students, and our N-O-T (Not On Tobacco) program has helped thousands of teens quit smoking.

   Secondhand Smoke Info
Find out what efforts are being made in your community to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke.

   Eliminating Tobacco Disparities
Certain culturally diverse communities experience higher tobacco addiction rates than other groups. See what's being done.

   Tobacco Industry Exposed

The "Tobacco Industry Involvement in Colorado" report is one of our most popular downloads.

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“The lungs are a catalyst that get the kids talking about smoking—their own smoking or a friend’s or family member’s. . . . It was great for the school as a whole.”
-Heidi Briscoe, facilitator of the American Lung Association's N-O-T (Not On Tobacco) program at West High School in Denver.


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