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Mashup Score: 8Donât forget the F/U after your lung cancer screening - 8 month(s) ago
Only 10% to 15% of all eligible people in the U.S. have gotten a lung cancer screening. Fred Hutch’s Dr. Matty Triplette hopes to change that by increasing awareness about the importance of preventive lung cancer screenings and follow-ups.
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Only 10% to 15% of all eligible people in the U.S. have gotten a #lungcancerscreening. Fred Hutch's Dr. @MA_Triplette hopes to change that by increasing awareness about the importance of preventive #lungcancer screenings and follow-ups. #lcsm https://t.co/U9yD1d9gfa
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Mashup Score: 0Dr. Dawei Yang of Zhongshan Hospital in Shanghai invites you to learn more about Early Detection, Screening & Staging - 9 month(s) ago
Dr. Dawei Yang of Zhongshan Hospital in Shanghai invites you to learn more about Early Detection, Screening & Staging @ #WCLC23
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Dr. Dawei Yang invites you (https://t.co/MFrC50bqnl) to explore cutting-edge EDS techniques for #lungcancerscreening. Discover the latest insights on 9th Edition TNM staging & be part of the @IASLC-#CSCO-#CAALC workshop. Register for #WCLC23 today: https://t.co/R2nB0OuhKu #LCSM https://t.co/0Jkycdcgr3
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In this article, a process is outlined of how a quality improvement project can be used to increase lung cancer screening rates. More importantly, data from this project can be used to further charac…
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Our favorite part of the week đ the @OncoAlert newsletter comes out tomorrow & features a recent #OpenAccess paper that proposes a unique model to address low #LungCancerScreening rates đ« by Marco Colamonici MD (@UChicagoMed) et al: https://t.co/G8ctYi7JYd https://t.co/t8H5hrS94B
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Mashup Score: 0Meet our members: Professor Dorothy Keefe - 10 month(s) ago
We speak to Dorothy Keefe, CEO of Cancer Australia and honorary Clinical Professor in the School of Medicine at the University of Adelaide.
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In our @LungPolicy interview, Lung Cancer Policy Network member Prof. Dorothy Keefe (@CEOCancerAus) talks about her work at @CancerAustralia and her hopes for the future of #LungCancerScreening. https://t.co/pZbvBsQSKT #LCSM
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Mashup Score: 2Meet our members: Joelle Fathi - 10 month(s) ago
We speak to Joelle Fathi, Chief Healthcare Delivery Officer at the GO2 Foundation for Lung Cancer in the US.
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"I firmly believe that working upstream on policy changes is the best way to change the face of #lungcancer." Meet @LungPolicy member Prof. Joelle Fathi, and learn about her work in #LungCancerScreening at @GO2forLungCancr: https://t.co/G0LsBS8SqI #LCSM
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Mashup Score: 0Outcomes From More Than 1 Million People Screened for Lung Cancer With Low-Dose CT Imaging | CHEST Journal Podcasts - 10 month(s) ago
CHEST July 2023, Volume 164, Issue 1 Gerard Silvestri, MD, joins CHEST Podcast Moderator, Dominique Pepper, MD, to discuss the outcomes among people screened and entered in the American College of Radiologyâs Lung Cancer Screening Registry compared with those of trial participants. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chest.2023.02.003 Â Disclaimer:Â The purpose of this activity is to expand the reach…
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Gerard Silvestri, MD, Master FCCP, joins CHEST Podcast Moderator, Dominique Pepper, MD, to discuss the outcomes among people screened & entered in the American College of Radiologyâs #LungCancerScreening Registry compared with those of trial participants. https://t.co/30XFNdLpYy https://t.co/7vf1WVQdN6
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Mashup Score: 5Out now â Lung cancer screening: learning from implementation - 11 month(s) ago
The report highlights the existing wealth of research in implementation of lung cancer screening and is supported by a variety of global case studies.
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Targeted LDCT screening may significantly improve the survival rates of #LungCancer. The @LungPolicy âLearning from implementationâ report outlines the challenges and successes in a range of #LungCancerScreening case studies. #LCSM https://t.co/C0cVPTHW2c https://t.co/fnIMccqzly
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Mashup Score: 2Out now â Lung cancer screening: learning from implementation - 12 month(s) ago
The report highlights the existing wealth of research in implementation of lung cancer screening and is supported by a variety of global case studies.
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Several decades of research have built a strong evidence base for #LungCancerScreening. Drawing on case studies from around the world, the @LungPolicy âLearning from implementationâ report analyses 4 lessons that are key to successful implementation. https://t.co/cXopi3jQQO https://t.co/5WBU2iN4hp
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Mashup Score: 0New Research Supports Standardization of Reporting for Incidental Findings in Lung Cancer Screening - 1 year(s) ago
Results showed standardized reporting was frequently used in low-dose computed tomography lung screening, with the majority of instances being considered reportable to the clinician and requiring follow-up.
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A recent study found that standardizing reporting for incidental findings is crucial for proper patient management in lung cancer screening trials. #LungCancerScreening #PatientManagement https://t.co/WWGCtBEyEw
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Read our #LungCancerScreening Virtual Issue!đ« đhttps://t.co/5lfYGTlACA This special collection of free-to-read articles features the full 2023 @AmericanCancer guideline update as well as recent papers published in @JournalCancer and @CAonline that support the new guideline. https://t.co/4I3hP6thgc