Lungs

As the frequency of late-stage cancer diagnoses rises, more accurate and efficient screening methods are needed to address overspending and improve early detection outcomes

A new study finds that many eligible patients who receive other preventive screenings are not getting screened for lung cancer

Researchers have found that a test to detect circulating tumor DNA can predict lung cancer outcome

New study encourages changes in regulation and clinical guidelines to address inequality in lung transplantation

Study is the first to identify discrete genetic mutations associated with smoking, to establish a dose-response relationship between smoking and genetic mutations and to show that continuing to smoke leads to more mutations and worse MDS

Researchers have determined that declines in one particular exhaled chemical can indicate the presence of lung cancer

Trailblazing labs are among the first to adopt new tests and treatments for longstanding challenges

The open comment period begins August 22 and will close on September 12, 2024

A simple blood test result can inform clinicians which patients with severe COVID-19 will develop long-haul lung problems

Per research, an estimated 8–11 people per 100,000 are affected by sarcoidosis each year in the US