Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women. More people die of lung cancer than of colon, breast and prostate cancers combined. Unfortunately, most lung cancers are detected at later Stages, Stage III or Stage IV, meaning the cancers have reached an advanced state and cure rates are low.
Lung cancer symptoms don’t usually materialize until later stages once the disease has metastasized (spread). If you do have lung cancer, the key is early diagnosis. The earlier you can detect it, the better chance of approaching it with a curative intent.
Join Brittany Hout, PA-C, with Randolph Medical Associates, as she hosts an informative discussion on a new approach to helping to identify lung cancer at an earlier stage. Participants will learn who qualifies for participation in the Lung Screening Program and how it works. If you know someone who could benefit from a lung screening, you won’t want to miss this program.