Lung Cancer Screening

Learn how targeted therapy and molecular profiling are advancing personalized cancer treatment. Understand how genetic insights guide therapy decisions to improve outcomes.

Immunotherapy has emerged as a treatment option for lung cancer, offering new hope to many patients. Learn More.

Photodynamic therapy uses a drug that is activated by light, called a photosensitizer or photosensitizing agent, to kill cancer cells.

Discover the latest advancements in small cell lung cancer treatment. Learn about innovative therapies and strategies to improve patient outcomes.

Find out how hyperthermia is being used in cancer treatment. Learn about its potential benefits and drawbacks.

Find effective Kaposi Sarcoma treatment options. Learn about the latest advancements in treating this rare form of cancer.

Stay informed about the latest treatments for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer. Find out about innovative therapies and advancements in cancer care.

Learn about the link between radon and cancer and how to protect yourself from this dangerous gas.

Get the facts about malignant mesothelioma treatment. Learn about breakthrough therapies and find resources for support and guidance.

Discover the dangers of hookah smoking and tobacco use. Learn about the risks and effects associated with hookahs and tobacco products.

Discover the truth about cigar smoking and cancer. Find out the risks associated with this habit and learn how to protect your health.

Explore the dangers of cigarette smoking and find practical tips to quit smoking and improve your health.

Stay informed about cancer in men and take charge of your health. Learn about the risks, early detection, and treatment options.

Uncover the truth about light cigarettes and their impact on cancer risk. Educate yourself and make informed choices for your well-being.

Research conducted by FCS confirmed the effectiveness of a new medication in protecting bone marrow of patients who receive chemotherapy for small cell lung cancer.

Molecular testing results prior to beginning first-line treatment for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) appear to live longer.