Expert Video - Who should have low-dose CT lung cancer screening and how often?
Dr. Annie Rusk, a physician specializing in pulmonary and critical care medicine, discusses who should have low-dose CT lung cancer screening and how often. She explains that a low-dose CT of the chest is reserved for people who have a high risk of lung cancer, in particular, those with a history of cigarette smoking. She explains that people who get screened with a low-dose CT should do so annually to improve survival through early detection.
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Animation - Early Detection and Screening for Lung Cancer in Native Americans
Slide Show - Early Detection and Screening for Lung Cancer in Native Americans
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Why is lung cancer screening important for Native Americans?
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Who should have low-dose CT lung cancer screening and how often?
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What should I expect during a low-dose CT scan to screen for lung cancer?
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What are the benefits and risks of lung cancer screening?
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What questions should I ask my doctor about lung cancer screening?
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Is lung cancer screening covered by insurance?
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What led you to have lung cancer screening?
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Do you have advice for others who wish to quit smoking?
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What was it like having the low-dose CT scan?
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What advice do you have for your community about lung cancer screening?
