Lung cancer remains the most common cause of cancer-related death, with mortality higher than breast cancer, prostate cancer ...

Dr. Jaime Ungo, a specialist in pulmonology and sleep medicine at Pulmonary Consultants, feels strongly about the importance of lung cancer screening. He earnestly encourages patients to understand ...

A new technology using a special dye and near infrared imaging is enabling surgeons to precisely locate and remove small lung ...

A pulmonologist at the Cleveland Clinic shares the lung cancer warning signs he looks for in his own body. The deadly disease ...

Health systems and insurance companies are using artificial intelligence to analyze CT scans and MRIs, update electronic ...

Maryland residents can expect above-average treatment and survival rates for lung cancer, according to an American Lung ...

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Over the past decade, research and treatment for lung cancer have made significant strides, leading to improved survival rates.

Your body often gives subtle clues about internal changes long before it become serious. Finger clubbing is a small but potentially vital indicator of lung cancer ...

Persistent cough, fatigue, and breathlessness symptoms like these can point to either pneumonia or lung cancer. Experts say knowing the difference and getting an early diagnosis could save lives.

While other organized screening programs are well-established, organized lung cancer screening remains less familiar to many Canadians, yet it's a crucial and accessible way to protect your health.

Doctors warn that lung cancer is not only a smoker’s disease. Non-smokers are also at risk because of air pollution and ...

COPD emerged as an umbrella term for several respiratory diseases, including emphysema and chronic bronchitis, caused by lung damage. Because its effects are irreversible, early diagnosis and ...