Lung Cancer Screening Utilization: A Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Analysis

Overview of attention for article published in American Journal of Preventive Medicine, June 2019

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@palmd @DrPoorman NELSON study included 15k participants (large population, includes variety of tertiary and community settings), lung cancer mortality decrease by 33% for women and 24% for men, lung cancer leading cause of cancer death in USA, only ~14…

August 2019 paper based on states sampled in BFRSS showed that “14.4% of eligible individuals had a computed tomography scan to test for lung cancer within the past 12 months. “ https://t.co/B8KlyVpPCX

Researchers studying lung-cancer screening say rates can differ widely between states. Check out their report, based on #BRFSS data. https://t.co/o1tJ8PVW9L

RT @DeeCalhounSMHN: @AmJPrevMed #LungCancer Screening Utilization: A Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Analysis 1-Significant sta…

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