Animation - Early Detection and Screening for Lung Cancer in Black Americans
This animation provides an overview of the importance of early detection and screening for lung cancer in Black Americans. Lung cancer is the leading cause of death from cancer for Black American men and the second leading cause among Black American women. More Black American men die from lung cancer each year than men from any other group. For Black Americans at high risk for lung cancer, screening can save lives – and the best time to get screened is before you feel sick. Watch this animation to learn about the symptoms that could be caused by lung cancer, the risks and benefits of lung cancer screening, who is eligible for screening, what happens during a lung cancer screening test (low-dose CT scan), and questions to ask your doctor about this procedure.
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Animation - Early Detection and Screening for Lung Cancer in Black Americans
Slide Show - Early Detection and Screening for Lung Cancer in Black Americans
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Why is screening for lung cancer important for Black Americans?
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Why are Black Americans less likely to be screened for lung cancer?
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Who should have low-dose CT lung cancer screening and how often?
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What should I expect during a low-dose CT lung cancer screening scan?
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What are the benefits and risks of lung cancer screening?
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What questions should I ask my doctor about screening for lung cancer?
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How and where can I get screened for lung cancer?
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Is screening for lung cancer covered by insurance?
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Where can I get help to quit smoking?
