Lung Cancer

Cancer deaths have declined over the years, but experts are working to understand why more people under the age of 50 are being diagnosed with the disease, especially colorectal cancer.

An expert explains the gene mutation that is leading to higher lung cancer risk among non-smokers and what to know about screening and treatments.

A radiologist shares what to know about the updated screening guidelines for lung cancer, the leading cause of cancer death in the United States.

An expert explains why it is not only longtime smokers who are at risk for lung cancer and dispels other common misconceptions about the disease.

A NewYork-Presbyterian thoracic expert’s tips for lung and respiratory health.