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- Screening for Lung CancerCHESTVol. 86Issue 1
- PreviewAn estimated 135,000 men and women developed lung cancer in the United States last year1 and 90 percent or more will die of that disease,1,2 most within two years. Among male cigarette smokers, deaths from lung cancer equal all other cancers combined.3 In women, the incidence of lung cancer soon will exceed that of carcinoma of the breast, to become the primary cause of cancer deaths.4
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