PITTSBURGH —

The American Lung Association released its 2025 "State of Lung Cancer" report , which shows Pennsylvania is struggling in some areas.

The disease takes the lives of more than 350 Americans daily, according to the report. While Pennsylvania is ranked in the top 10 for survival rates, the state is lagging behind in other areas. Advertisement

"There's a high amount of limestone here in Pennsylvania, and that causes an increase in the amount of radon that is going to seep into buildings," said Elizabeth Hensil, advocacy director for the American Lung Association.

This year's report shows the state is struggling with radon exposure, a silent killer. Pennsylvania is ranked No. 39 out of 51 in the U.S. for the percent of radon results equal to or higher than EPA-recommended le

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