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Lung cancer
Follow the links below to more information about the symptoms, medical tests and treatments relevant to lung cancer.
Lung cancer increase in women and remote areas
The number of women dying from lung cancer in NSW has increased over 200 per cent in past few decades and many smokers with lung cancer feel guilty and fail to seek treatment.
Lung cancer: causes and symptoms
The longer you`ve been smoking, and the more you smoke, the greater your risk of getting lung cancer.
Lung cancer: early detection is the key
Lung cancer is Australia`s biggest cancer killer: early detection and diagnosis is the key to survival.
Lung cancer: fast facts
Find out about lung cancer: what it is, what causes it, and how it is treated.
Lung cancer: how is it diagnosed?
An X-ray is just one method available to a doctor to help detect lung cancer.
Lung cancer: some sobering facts
Lung cancer is the leading cause of death due to cancer in Australia.
Lung cancer: statistics
A brief statistical profile of lung cancer. View statistics for lung cancer and deaths from lung cancer in males and females in Australia.
Lung cancer: treatment
The main treatments for lung cancer are surgery, radiotherapy (X-ray treatment) and chemotherapy (drug treatment).
Lung cancer: what is it?
Lung cancer is the most common cancer in the world.
Lung cancer: what you need to know
Lung cancer is the biggest cancer killer in Australia: find out more about it here.
The number of women dying from lung cancer in NSW has increased over 200 per cent in past few decades and many smokers with lung cancer feel guilty and fail to seek treatment.
Lung cancer: causes and symptoms
The longer you`ve been smoking, and the more you smoke, the greater your risk of getting lung cancer.
Lung cancer: early detection is the key
Lung cancer is Australia`s biggest cancer killer: early detection and diagnosis is the key to survival.
Lung cancer: fast facts
Find out about lung cancer: what it is, what causes it, and how it is treated.
Lung cancer: how is it diagnosed?
An X-ray is just one method available to a doctor to help detect lung cancer.
Lung cancer: some sobering facts
Lung cancer is the leading cause of death due to cancer in Australia.
Lung cancer: statistics
A brief statistical profile of lung cancer. View statistics for lung cancer and deaths from lung cancer in males and females in Australia.
Lung cancer: treatment
The main treatments for lung cancer are surgery, radiotherapy (X-ray treatment) and chemotherapy (drug treatment).
Lung cancer: what is it?
Lung cancer is the most common cancer in the world.
Lung cancer: what you need to know
Lung cancer is the biggest cancer killer in Australia: find out more about it here.
