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November 19, 2025JAMA1 citations

Lung Cancer Deaths Prevented and Life-Years Gained From Lung Cancer Screening

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PBPriti BandiRLRebecca LandyJSJessica Star

Key Points

  • To examine the nationwide prevalence and the impact of lung cancer screening on mortality and life expectancy.
  • Examined current national prevalence of lung cancer screening
  • Estimated lung cancer deaths prevented through screening
  • Calculated life-years gained from screening interventions.
  • Screening significantly reduces lung cancer deaths
  • Identification of life-years gained highlights screening benefits.

Abstract

This study examines the current national prevalence of up-to-date lung cancer screening and estimates lung cancer deaths prevented and life-years gained from screening.

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Bandi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6924f091c0ce034ddc35088bhttps://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2025.19798
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