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Yes, You Can Still Get Lung Cancer If You Don’t Smoke
Can you still get lung cancer even if you’re a non-smoker? Our expert discusses what you need to know.
What Are the Chances a Lung Nodule or Spot Is Cancer?
Most lung nodules are benign. However, it’s important to follow screening guidelines to ensure that a malignant nodule is detected and treated in its early stages. Here’s what you should know.
Why Lung Cancer Doesn’t Have to Be the Deadliest Cancer
Why is lung cancer so deadly? Our expert explains.
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Is Targeted Radiation Therapy Best for Your Early-Stage Lung Cancer?
It used to be that if you had early-stage lung cancer, but were too ill or frail for surgery, you had few options. Learn how targeted radiation therapy is saving lives.
Innovative Coil Procedure Could Help Doctors Treat Lung Cancer Sooner
CT screening for lung cancer is helping doctors catch it earlier. Now a new microcoil technique could allow them to treat those patients sooner, too.
Treating Lung Cancer: Which Surgical Option Is Best for You?
If you’re having surgery as part of your lung cancer treatment, the surgeon will consider surgical approach as well as which type of surgery is best. Here’s what you should know.
Lung Cancer Screening: Do You Need It?
A pulmonologist discusses what lung cancer screening entails and who can benefit from it. Plus the pros and cons of this cancer screening.
Think an Occasional Cigarette is OK? Your Health is Still in Danger
If you’re one of those people who smoke just a few cigarettes a week, a new study shows that you’re not escaping the health risks of tobacco.
Is Minimally Invasive Surgery for Lung Cancer Best for You?
Minimally invasive thoracic surgery is often less painful and offers a shorter recovery time for early-stage lung cancer patients. Is it a good option for you?
