A 32-year-old newlywed had a persistent cough. It was stage 4 cancer.

Jaymie Knox had never smoked a cigarette. She kickboxed regularly. Still, she got stage 4 lung cancer. And she's not alone.
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Increased use of chest x-rays linked to earlier lung cancer diagnosis and improved survival

Records of more than 170,000 lung cancer patients combined with chest x-ray rates from 7,400 GP practices were analysed in the new research led by the University of Sheffield The study, published in ...
Medscape

Increased Chest X-ray Use in General Practice Linked to Better Lung Cancer Outcomes

An increased utilisation of chest x-ray (CXR) in general practice is associated with lung cancer diagnosis at an early stage and improved survival outcomes. Practices with the highest CXR rates are ...
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Healthy SA: Getting screened for lung cancer isn't just for smokers

SAN ANTONIO — If you aren't a smoker, you may think you are out of the woods when it comes to lung cancer. Not only can non-smokers get it, but a new study says the number of non-smokers getting lung ...