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Decline in Smoking Averted Nearly 4 Million Lung Cancer Deaths in the US, Study Estimates
Decline in Smoking Averted Nearly 4 Million Lung Cancer Deaths in the US, Study Estimates

March 27th 2025

The number of lung cancer deaths averted represents more than 51% of the expected reduction in total cancer deaths, researchers reported.

Cancer Rates in Black Individuals Decline but Still Outpace Other Racial, Ethnic Groups, Says American Cancer Society / image credit American Cancer Society
Cancer Rates in Black Individuals Decline but Still Outpace Other Racial, Ethnic Groups, Says American Cancer Society

February 21st 2025

Cancer Screening is Essential for Prevention and Guidance Begins in Primary Care / Kathleen N Mueller, MD Courtesy American Academy of FAmily Physicians
Cancer Screening is Essential for Prevention and Guidance Begins in Primary Care

February 10th 2025

Awareness of Lung Cancer Screening Remains Low in US: Daily Dose / image credit: ©New Africa/AdobeStock
Awareness of Lung Cancer Screening Remains Low in US: Daily Dose

December 3rd 2024

Awareness of Lung Cancer Screening Extremely Low Among Those at Highest Risk in the US: New Data  /image credit Gerard Silvestri, MD, MS, courtesy of Hollings Cancer Center
Awareness of Lung Cancer Screening Extremely Low Among Those at Highest Risk in the US: New Data

November 18th 2024

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