Saturday, 31 January 2026

Since lung cancer is so deadly, why don’t more people get screened?

Since lung cancer is so deadly, why don't more people get screened?

By Angela Haupt
Editor, Health and Wellness

Lung cancer kills more Americans than any other cancer—but most of us barely think about screening. Experts are now questioning whether current screening recommendations are missing people who could benefit most.

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