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Lung Cancer Screening

Could a 10-minute scan
save your life?

Low-dose CT (LDCT) screening can detect lung cancer early — when it's most treatable. It's painless, non-invasive, and takes about 10 minutes.

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Age 50–80 years old Annual screening is recommended in this age range
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20+ pack-year smoking history Current smoker or quit within the past 15 years
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No current lung cancer symptoms Screening is for people without symptoms — ask your doctor
~14M
Americans are
eligible for LDCT
screening
4.5%
actually get
screened each year
This must change.
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Check Your Eligibility Scan to visit
lunghealthscreening.com/clinic-tv
Why Early Detection Matters

Caught early, lung cancer
is survivable.

Most lung cancers are found late — when options are limited. LDCT screening finds cancer before symptoms appear.

21%
reduction in lung
cancer mortality
with LDCT screening
#1
cause of cancer death
in the U.S. —
more than breast & colon combined
10K+
lives saved by early
LDCT detection
in the U.S. 2014–2019
Stage I
survival rate is
much higher when
caught before symptoms
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Medicare and most major insurers cover LDCT screening at no cost to eligible patients. Ask your doctor or care team today.

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Check Your Eligibility Scan to visit
lunghealthscreening.com/clinic-tv
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Your Next Step

Check if you qualify.
It takes 2 minutes.

Scan the QR code below or ask your doctor about lung cancer screening with LDCT — the only recommended screening test for lung cancer.

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lunghealthscreening.com

Eligibility Quiz

lunghealthscreening.com → Screening & Early Detection

Houston Methodist Hospital Screening

https://www.houstonmethodist.org/lung-screening/

Memorial Hermann Hospital Screening

https://memorialhermann.org/services/low-dose-ct-scan/lung-cancer-screening-locations

Sources: CDC, USPSTF, LUNGevity Foundation, American Lung Association, NLST & NELSON Trials  |  This information is educational. Always consult your doctor.

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