Researchers report progress in looking for signs of lung cancer in the blood.

Complicated eligibility rules, stigma surrounding smoking and lung cancer, and confusion about the screening process continue ...

At 43, Shira Boehler was everything the modern health narrative celebrates: disciplined, active, a 6-mile runner, and critically, in the eyes of the medical system, someone who had never smoked.

In this study, researchers aimed to describe the relationship between ultimate lung cancer incidence and negative lung biopsy in individuals following a positive screen.

A study conducted in Virginia found that nearly a quarter of all newly diagnosed patients with advanced lung cancer were not given a test that could improve their chances for long-term survival and ...

Points to one of the most talked-about advances in cancer screening: multi-cancer early detection blood tests.

The survival benefit conferred by lung cancer screening in real-world settings may be smaller than observed in the pivotal ...

ATLANTA -- Nearly 5 million additional people are recommended to get screened for lung cancer under an updated guideline from the American Cancer Society, which expanded its recommendations to include ...

Among eligible populations, screening for breast and colorectal cancers was nearly four times more common than for lung cancer. Among those who never had lung cancer screening, roughly 60% had ...

There is much to commend about Australia’s lung cancer screening program, which started on July 1. The program is based on gold-standard trial evidence showing this type of screening is likely to ...

Lung cancer affects non-smokers, with 25% of patients having never smoked, highlighting the need for awareness of persistent symptoms and environmental risk factors. Genetic testing is essential for ...

Tens of thousands of patients with lung cancer in the United Kingdom are missing out on targeted treatment that could improve their prognosis due to delays in genomic testing, a new report has warned.