Early diagnosis and lung cancer screening
H Balata, SL Quaife, C Craig, DJ Ryan, P Bradley… - Clinical Oncology, 2022 - Elsevier
Lung cancer remains the most significant cause of cancer death, accounting for about 20%
of all cancer-related mortality. A significant reason for this is delayed diagnosis, either due to …
of all cancer-related mortality. A significant reason for this is delayed diagnosis, either due to …
Patient Perspectives on a Patient‐Facing Tool for Lung Cancer Screening
Background Individuals with high risk for lung cancer may benefit from lung cancer
screening, but there are associated risks as well as benefits. Shared decision‐making …
screening, but there are associated risks as well as benefits. Shared decision‐making …
Integrated stop smoking interventions are essential to maximise the health benefits from lung cancer screening
P Smith, RL Murray, PA Crosbie - Thorax, 2024 - thorax.bmj.com
In the current issue of Thorax, Williams et al offer timely and much needed evidence
regarding the optimal form of smoking cessation intervention in lung cancer screening. In …
regarding the optimal form of smoking cessation intervention in lung cancer screening. In …
[PDF][PDF] The role of smoking cessation services within the Targeted Lung Health Checks programme
RL Murray, N Davies, H Cheeseman - Nottingham: Action on Smoking …, 2022 - ash.org.uk
After smoking cessation, screening with low dose computed tomography (LDCT) is the most
effective way to reduce lung cancer mortality. Unlike a number of other cancer types …
effective way to reduce lung cancer mortality. Unlike a number of other cancer types …