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CU Cancer Center backs effort to use app to lower smoking rates in Colorado.

Annual screening is now recommended for current and former smokers ages 50 to 80, regardless of whether they quit.

“This year, nearly 250,000 Americans will be diagnosed with lung cancer,” begins the White House proclamation by President Biden.

Progress in early screening and diagnostics for lung cancer, plus smoking cessation programs to help reduce health disparities

A ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars could save 650,000 lives in 40 years, notably in the Black community.

Researchers say findings are “very concerning,” noting that smoking prevalence is not higher among young women.

Delays in follow-up were common after “positive” lung cancer screening CTs, finds a Fred Hutch study.

Biden’s Cancer Moonshot aims to end cancer as we know it.

Americans’ choices, often informed by bad or misleading data, are among the causes of poor health.

About 40% of people worldwide are not aware that viral hepatitis is a leading cause of liver cancer.

In nearly 220,000 stores, tobacco companies must post signs “telling the truth about the deadly consequences of cigarette smoking.”

Part 2 in a series from the University of Colorado that unpacks the goals of the National Cancer Institute’s National Cancer Plan.

Today’s vapes have become “bigger, badder, and cheaper” than older models.

The tobacco industry should not be permitted to continue to target our young people with these addictive products.

New awards will advance key priorities of the Cancer Moonshot to reduce inequities in the structural drivers of cancer.

It has become increasingly evident that these two conditions share risk factors and impact each other’s prognosis.