论文信息 - Exploring Ways to Improve Access to and Minimize Risk from Lung Cancer Screening. - 字舞流文

Exploring Ways to Improve Access to and Minimize Risk from Lung Cancer Screening.

Despite ample evidence of benefit, adoption of lung cancer screening efforts remains low. This commentary focuses on current efforts to improve awareness of the benefits of lung cancer screening and the available screening programs.

N. Pennell | Humberto K. Choi

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