Dr. Douglas Wood, Henry N. Harkins Endowed Professor, chair of the UW Medicine department of surgery, and recipient of the UW ...

In the United States and elsewhere, there’s been a major shift in patients treated for lung cancer. As the percentage of ...

More than one in four cancer deaths in the U.S., "28 percent to be precise," are caused by lung cancer. This disease presently causes more deaths than cancers of the colon, prostate and breast ...

CyPath® Lung test supported recommendation for surveillance strategy, rather than subjecting elderly patient to an invasive, risky and costly biopsy procedureDespite a suspicious nodule during a ...

The American Cancer Society released a report showing that cancer survival rates in the United States have reached a new high.

Many factors can increase your risk of lung cancer. Some are controllable, like smoking, while others aren’t, like your medical history. Knowing the controllable risk factors might help you reduce ...

For the first time, women under 65 nationwide are more likely to develop cancer — including lung cancer — than men in that same age group, according to new statistics released this week by the ...

The National Institutes of Health has awarded nearly a half-million dollars to two University of Dayton researchers exploring strategies for the detection and potential treatment of non-small cell ...

Lung cancer is one of the most common cancers for men and women and by far the deadliest — it kills more people than colon, breast and prostate cancers combined. Lung cancer rates overall have been ...

Filippo Beleggia, MD, PhD, didn’t believe his own data. As a postdoctoral researcher, he spent years in the laboratory of Christian Reinhardt, MD, PhD, at the University Hospital Cologne, Cologne, ...