August 20, 2025

Non–Risk-Based Lung Cancer Screening

YXYongjie XuXinyang Normal University CXChangfa XiaCentral South University WCWanqing ChenJinggangshan University

Key Points

Lung cancer screening approaches may improve outcomes, specifically for at-risk populations.
Evidence indicates that non-risk-based screening can identify cases not detected otherwise.
Analysis focuses on innovative screening methods for early lung cancer detection across various populations.
Broader access to screening could potentially reduce lung cancer mortality rates overall.

Abstract

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