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Less than 6 percent of eligible people get screened for lung cancer
Story at a glance Nationally, lung cancer five-year survival rate is about 25 percent. Lung screening can catch cancer early, especially for people who are at high risk. Less than 6 percent of high-risk people have gotten screened for lung cancer, according to a new report. The 2022 “State of Lung Cancer” report from the American Lung Association highlights the need for screening and for particular attention to be paid to differences in lung cancer burden among demographic groups.  According to the report, only 5.8 percent of eligible people have been screened for lung cancer. In some states, that figure is as low as 1 percent of eligible people.  There are

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