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  • 01.

    Radon and additional risk factors

    Learn what radon is and why it’s a leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. You’ll find information on how radon enters homes, how to test your indoor air, what levels are considered unsafe, and what steps you can take to reduce exposure. This page also covers other environmental risk factors, including asbestos and additional exposures that may increase lung cancer risk.

  • 02.

    Low-Dose CT

    Learn what a low-dose CT scan is and why it’s the recommended screening tool for early lung cancer detection. You’ll find information on how the scan works, how it differs from a standard CT scan, what to expect during your appointment, how long it takes, and why early detection saves lives.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Learn answers to common questions about lung cancer and lung cancer screening — including what lung cancer is, its major risk factors, and why early detection matters.

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    Lung cancer cancer screening assessment

    Learn how to start lung cancer screening if you’re eligible. You’ll find information on screening guidelines, steps to talk with your healthcare provider, how to find a low‑dose CT (LDCT) screening center, what to expect during the process, and tips for insurance and cost questions.

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    Lung cancer screening in the US

    Learn about lung cancer screening eligibility in the United States and how to take the next step toward getting screened. You’ll find the current criteria for who can be screened with a low‑dose CT scan — including age and smoking history — and a link to a quick, free assessment to see if you qualify.

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    Smoking cessation

    Learn why smoking cessation is one of the most effective ways to reduce your risk of lung cancer and improve overall health. You’ll find information on how quitting smoking lowers your cancer risk, tips for preparing to quit, common challenges and how to overcome them, and evidence‑based resources and support options to help you succeed.

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