Association of computed tomography screening with lung cancer stage shift and survival in the United States: quasi-experimental study.

Association of computed tomography screening with lung cancer stage shift and survival in the United States: quasi-experimental study – The BMJ

Editorial: Screening high risk populations for lung cancer

News Release: US lung cancer screening linked to earlier diagnosis and better survival – British Medical Journal

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Screening for Lung Cancer: CHEST Guideline and Expert Panel Report.

USPSTF Statement: begin screening for lung cancer at age 50 years instead of 55 years for patients at risk

Meta-analysis: Lung cancer screening using low-dose computed tomography reduces lung cancer–specific mortality, albeit with a tradeoff of likely overdiagnosis

Commentary on Twitter

Increases in the early detection of lung cancer since 2014 in the US have saved an estimated 10,100 lives, but screening rates are still extremely low and disparities in access to lung cancer screening continue to exist, say researchers https://t.co/j58LfcGCKU

— The BMJ (@bmj_latest) March 31, 2022