Lung cancer has traditionally been associated with advanced age; however, its increasing incidence among young adults raises concerning questions regarding its etiology and unique considerations for ...

Lung cancer is the nation's deadliest cancer and advocates say the new screening program provides long-awaited hope. What's next? The program aims to save 12,000 lives over the next decade.

A local initiative aimed at reducing lung cancer complications has reached a significant milestone.

Lung cancer risk in never-smokers predicted by AI tool 'Sybil' An estimated 57% of Asian-American women diagnosed with lung cancer have never smoked, compared to only about 15% of all other women.

Understanding why some smokers never get lung cancer doesn’t mean the habit is safe. If anything, the unpredictability reinforces just how dangerous smoking truly is.

Many factors can affect your risk of lung cancer. These range from chemicals in the environment to lifestyle factors and genetics. Learn more here.

A nurse has spoken about the impact she saw of strokes on patients and their carers. Speaking on The Conversation website ...

Will lung cancer vaccines make it to market? With funding cuts at the National Institutes of Health, Liu was asked whether promising vaccines undergoing clinical trials will be derailed.

The most common form of lung cancer is primarily found in non-smokers, a new study reveals. Doctors react to the surprising driver of the disease and other risk factors.

Rising air pollution, changes in hormone levels, immune system imbalances and longer life expectancy are increasing the risk of lung cancer in women who have never touched a cigarette.

A new study found that the proportion of people being diagnosed with lung cancer who have never smoked is increasing, and air pollution may be a leading cause.

CURE compiled the top stories in the lung cancer space, including treatment updates and the potential of cancer vaccines.