Lung cancer diagnoses affect over 2 million people each year. Early detection is key to improving treatment pathways and patient outcomes. Get help to provide the right care, detection methods and building a lung cancer screening program at your healthcare organization.
Lung cancer detected in its earliest stages has 10x higher survivability than late-stage lung cancer. Unfortunately, almost half of lung cancer is detected in the later stages, and only 15% of eligible patients are enrolled in a lung cancer screening program. Use these resources to learn more about the lung cancer and how to detect it.
From lung cancer incidence and risk factors to treatment and follow-up survival rates, the American Lung Association is a leading resource for those looking for lung cancer treatment and research.
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Learn MoreThe Fleischner Society is a medical organization specializing in thoracic radiology and conditions of the chest. The Society is an international organization that helps to shape medical imaging treatment and thought leadership.
Learn MoreEarly detection allows treatment in most circumstances. Learn how ClearRead CT helps radiologists find more nodules that may be early-stage lung cancer.
Learn MoreLung cancer screening guidelines have changed over the last two decades and eligibility varies from one country to another. Learn the basics of lung cancer screening guidelines and where to go.
The US Preventive Services Task Force has issued guidelines and updates to the lung cancer screening recommendations. Find out more information about eligibility and the evidence for lung cancer screening.
Learn MoreThe American Cancer Society’s 2025 research found that only 1 in 5 eligible individuals receive lung cancer screening. Find out barriers to screening and success stories with high enrollment rates.
Learn MoreUse this locator tools by the American College of Radiology (ACR) to find a lung cancer screening location near you.
Learn MoreUse this locator tools by the Lung Cancer Policy Network to find a lung cancer screening location in EU, Australia and Asia near you.
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