Every-other-year screening starting at age 50, followed by annual screening once reaching 60 years of age, would result in 20 ...

Screening can be a powerful weapon against cancer, helping catch some tumors months, or even years, before a person would ...

Losing weight without any changes in diet or exercise can be a red flag for cancers. Chronic fatigue that doesn't improve with rest may also indicate cancer.

CyPath® Lung detected a Stage 1A neuroendocrine tumor in a patient's lung when imaging and other adjuvant tools could not.

During a live event, Bruna Pellini, MD, discussed IO monotherapy as a first-line option for non–small cell lung cancer with ...

Explore how artificial intelligence is changing cancer care and what it means for the future of precision oncology.

Improvements in rural cancer care in Kentucky could be imperiled by President Trump's tax and domestic policy bill.

Kootenai Health pulmonologist Dr. Todd Hoopman has helped answer an important question about how to check for lung cancer safely. Hoopman assisted with a major national study, published in "The New ...

Many lung cancers in nonsmokers have no known cause and are discovered only by chance.

NAAS cancer survivor and lung cancer awareness advocate, Samantha Vaughan, has become the driving force behind Ireland’s first white ribbon campaign to raise awareness for lung cancer, partnering with ...

Sometimes the difference between a patient’s early-detected and treatable lung cancer diagnosis and a late-stage discover ...

Only 18% of people who need a lung cancer screening get one. It's primarily recommended for adults aged 50-80 based on their ...