Only 15% of eligible Americans get screened for lung cancer, translating to tens of thousands of preventable deaths every ...

Regular scans could catch lung cancers like Pope Leo XIV’s sooner, but many people at risk don’t qualify for screening.

The approach to lung cancer screening is being updatedTo detect cancer early, is it better to undergo as detailed an examination as possible?Regarding lung cancer screening, there has been a ...

PCPs are crucial to engaging patients and facilitating screening but may face myriad barriers such as knowledge gaps, lack of ...

A new study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine uses nationally representative survey data to examine the predicted ...

Despite high satisfaction with low-dose CT lung cancer screening, few Asian American women who never smoked plan to undergo ...

Learn who qualifies and how to schedule a Nov. 14 low-dose CT lung cancer screening through McLaren Port Huron.

Among screen-detected lung cancers, adenocarcinomas tend to be smaller, arise in the upper lobes, and attach to the pleura ...

Lung cancer screening using low-dose computed tomography (CT) offers more benefits than harms for heavy active and former smokers: The procedure can prevent some people from dying from lung cancer and ...

Pope Leo XIV's lung cancer diagnosis has renewed attention on non-smokers, who can face delayed diagnoses despite risks including radon, genetics, second-hand smoke and pollution.

Data from the Lung-Care Project showed that non–high-risk patients experienced better survival and curative potential through early detection. “The Lugn-Care Project represents the first prospective ...

The disease’s rising incidence among nonsmokers is prompting greater research into its unique characteristics and hopes for ...