Lung Cancer Screening Rates Remain Low
Only about 18% of eligible US adults underwent lung cancer screening in 2022, lagging far behind rates for breast and colorectal cancer screenings.
Only about 18% of eligible US adults underwent lung cancer screening in 2022, lagging far behind rates for breast and colorectal cancer screenings.
People with type 2 diabetes who habitually sleep for longer durations face an increased risk of developing or worsening diabetic kidney disease.
The American Lung Association’s 2023 "State of Lung Cancer" report reveals improvement in five-year survival rate across the US, including for people of color.
Physical activity reduces COPD symptom flare-ups regardless of local air quality levels.
New research demonstrates that human lung tissue models can sustain immune cells for months and mount targeted responses to respiratory viruses.
Researchers at UCLA use human stem cell-derived models to replicate the brain wave patterns produced by general anesthesia.
An unexpected finding highlights the potential of expanding screening criteria beyond traditional smoking history.
Research shows sharing a bed with dogs does not reduce human sleep duration, despite common owner perceptions.