May 11How you can get lung cancer, even if you don't smokeAs many as 20 percent of people in the United States with lung cancer have never smoked.
3:45April 10Lung cancer awareness advocates push lawmakers for actionLung cancer patient Christine Manniel and American Lung Association's Deb Brown on the need for Washington to act.
April 10Dogs sniff out lung cancer from blood samples with 97 percent accuracy, study claimsA new study has found that beagles can be trained to detect lung cancer from human blood samples with 97 percent accuracy.
January 28Former Olympic hockey player says radon caused stage 4 four lung cancerResearch shows radon, an odorless gas that can seep into your home, is associated with lung cancer. 33-year-old Olympian Rachael Malmberg shares her story and awareness on how the high levels of radon in her family homes caused her to develop stage 4 lung cancer.
6:17January 28Former Olympic hockey player on how she developed lung cancer from the radon levels in her homeResearch shows radon, an odorless gas that can seep into your home, is associated with lung cancer. 33-year-old Olympian Rachael Malmberg shares her story and awareness on how the high levels of radon in her family homes caused her to develop stage 4 lung cancer.
April 16, 2018Immune therapy scores big win against lung cancer in studyFor the first time, a treatment that boosts the immune system greatly improved survival in people newly diagnosed with the most common form of lung cancer.
April 16, 2018Care guidelines for cancer survivors often unclearTreatment guidelines on care for survivors of the most common cancers often lack specifics or offer conflicting advice about when or how often to do certain tests, a review of recent recommendations finds.
April 16, 2018Blood test offers hope for better lung cancer treatmentResearchers have taken an important step toward better lung cancer treatment by using blood tests to track genetic changes in tumors as they progress from their very earliest stages.
April 6, 2018Couple suing Johnson & Johnson over talcum powder wins $37 million judgmentAccording to the plaintiff's lawyers, J&J and its talc supplier knew that asbestos were tainting talc as early as 1969.
January 31, 2018Cancer survival rates improve in some parts of the world, but wide gaps remainCancer patients' survival rates are improving, even for some of the deadliest types such as lung cancer, but there are huge disparities between countries, particularly for children, according to a study published in The Lancet.
