Screening for lung cancer: Is it worthwhile?: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 87, No 6

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Lung cancer is a killer. The search for a diagnostic screening test has been intense, and studies have identified the advantages and disadvantages of routine lung cancer screening. Who is at risk for lung cancer? How effective are the various screening tests? Dr Epler answers these questions and emphasizes the importance of patient education and prevention in the battle against lung cancer.

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