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…Introduction Lung cancer screening (LCS) reduces lung cancer mortality and health inequality. Implementation is challenging …

…riers could enhance engagement and reduce health disparities in lung cancer outcomes.…

…ject screened 31,355 individuals, with 34,032 not screened. 252 lung cancers were identified through screening, while 387 lung cancers were …

…Introduction NHS England’s Lung Cancer Screening (LCS) programme identifies individuals at high risk o…

…us (EUS-B-FNA). A meta-analysis involving lymph node staging of lung cancer demonstrated a higher diagnostic yield of EUS-B-FNA in combinat…

… prospective work is needed to define its exact role in optimal lung cancer pathways and determine cost-effectiveness within the NHS.…

…ic MWA may be a feasible alternative for treating patients with lung cancer who are not suitable for surgery, and is associated with low mo…

…Introduction Lung cancer and cardiovascular disease are leading causes of death in indiv…

…Background Lung cancer, a leading cause of cancer deaths, is influenced by smoking, ai…

…ential for improving treatment strategies and patient outcomes. Lung cancer, the leading cause of cancer-related deaths, is a focus of rese…

…e to lung cancer, renal cancer, or non-malignant renal disease. Lung cancer mortality also was unrelated to RCS exposure. In contrast, sili…

…f the Diesel Exhaust in Canada Job-Exposure Matrix (DEC-JEM) on lung cancer risk in the Occupational Disease Surveillance System (ODSS).Met…