Lung cancer stigma stems from its association with smoking, affecting patients' emotional well-being and support systems.

Rare inherited genetic variants significantly increase familial lung cancer risk, offering new targets for early detection.

Lung cancer is tied to tobacco smoking in the public consciousness, but a significant proportion of cases are driven by factors like indoor and outdoor air pollution or ancestral genetic variants.

ROCHESTER — Thursday, Nov. 14 is the Great American Smokeout, an initiative from the American Cancer Society spotlighting the decision to quit using cigarettes. "The decision to quit or want to start ...

As the weather turns colder, many people notice their breathing feels a little heavier and chest discomfort rises. For people ...

The American Cancer Society has just updated their lung cancer screening guidelines in an effort to increase earlier detection. It expands the recommendation of yearly screening via low-dose CT scan ...

CURE spoke with a clinical psychologist about the stigmas often faced by patients with lung cancer. Patients with lung cancer often face stigma related to smoking, as an expert recently explained in ...

Millions more current and former smokers are advised to get annual lung cancer screenings under updated guidelines released Wednesday by the American Cancer Society. Yearly scans now are recommended ...

Barry Manilow has been open about his long history with cigarettes. “I smoked for 30 years. I started when I was 9 years old, ...

Barry Manilow is recovering after catching a "cancerous spot" on his lung. Here's what to know about lung cancer's signs, ...

Barry Manilow's 70s and 80s hits have stood the test of time, making waves in recent social media videos from Instagram to ...