The most common form of lung cancer is primarily found in non-smokers, a new study reveals. Doctors react to the surprising driver of the disease and other risk factors.

White lines start to appear in a smoker’s lung, indicative of scarring and congestion ... who have had COVID-19 show a severe chest X-ray every time. Those who had an asymptomatic case of ...

1-in-16 Americans will be diagnosed with lung cancer in their lifetime ... immediately ordering an x-ray. "Everything happened so fast that by the time they told me what stage I was, I had ...

Allison Ciaccio had a respiratory illness that wouldn't go away. Repeated follow-ups found Stage I lung cancer.

By screening high-risk people such as heavy smokers and those with a family history of lung cancer, Professor Moghissi hopes to cut down these statistics.

A chest X-ray showed that Ciaccio might have pneumonia ... she underwent a CAT scan that showed a "highly suspicious lesion" on one lung. Ciaccio's primary care physician recommended she see ...

Lung cancer is the most common cause of cancer death. Approximately 10-20 per cent of lung cancers occur in "never-smokers" -- people who have never smoked cigarettes or smoked fewer than 100 ...

Still, Portillo faced some tough thoughts about having lung cancer as a non-smoker. “I was shocked,” she says. “I never smoked. I followed the rules. … Out of all the diseases, I end up ...

Study Objectives: To develop and validate a model for estimating the risk of lung cancer death in current and former smokers. The model is intended for use in analyzing a population of subjects ...

Still, Portillo faced some tough thoughts about having lung cancer as a non-smoker. “I was shocked,” she says. “I never smoked. I followed the rules. … Out of all the diseases, I end up with lung ...