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Germany’s national screening programme: joining the vanguard of lung cancer care

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Germany’s national screening programme: joining the vanguard of lung cancer care

The launch of Germany's screening programme represents important progress for lung cancer prevention in Europe, where implementation has lagged behind the evidence and political commitment has often been limited.
A radiology-led model for LDCT in Norway: the first pilot programme

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A radiology-led model for LDCT in Norway: the first pilot programme

Norway’s pilot programme stands out for its radiology-led model, which substantially reduced the workload for respiratory services.
Advancing equity in lung cancer diagnosis: lessons from Ontario’s screening programme

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Advancing equity in lung cancer diagnosis: lessons from Ontario’s screening programme

We examine how the Ontario Lung Screening Program tackles health inequities by focusing on people who are historically underserved or disproportionately affected by lung cancer.
An equitable national programme for lung cancer screening in Australia

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An equitable national programme for lung cancer screening in Australia

We explore how a national screening programme for lung cancr has been established throughout Australia.
Using the Network’s framework in Africa

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Using the Network’s framework in Africa

Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation invited the Network to its Annual Africa Grantee Summit to explore advancing lung cancer screening throughout partner countries across the continent.
Using the Network’s framework to facilitate lung cancer screening in Asia Pacific

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Using the Network’s framework to facilitate lung cancer screening in Asia Pacific

The framework served as the basis for two workshops exploring the challenges of implementing screening programmes in the region
Advancing lung cancer screening initiatives in Kentucky

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Advancing lung cancer screening initiatives in Kentucky

The Kentucky LEADS Collaborative has been working to advance lung cancer screening programmes in the US state.
The screening programme for lung cancer in the Canadian province of British Columbia

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The screening programme for lung cancer in the Canadian province of British Columbia

We explore how a regional screening programme has been established throughout British Columbia.
Implementing a national screening programme for lung cancer in South Korea

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Implementing a national screening programme for lung cancer in South Korea

With insights from Network member Yeon Wook Kim, we look at the key steps taken to implement the national screening programme for lung cancer in South Korea.
Lung cancer screening in the Middle East and Africa: using the Network framework to facilitate implementation

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Lung cancer screening in the Middle East and Africa: using the Network framework to facilitate implementation

The Lung Ambition Alliance Middle East and Africa (LAA MEA) Chapter has used the Network’s framework to develop recommendations across priority areas for lung cancer screening in the region.
Building evidence to inform future roll-out of lung cancer screening in Estonia

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Building evidence to inform future roll-out of lung cancer screening in Estonia

We examine the key evidence used to inform the development of a national screening programme for lung cancer in Estonia from 2021 to date.
Paving the way for lung cancer screening: learning from Central and Eastern Europe

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Paving the way for lung cancer screening: learning from Central and Eastern Europe

We explore the state of implementation of lung cancer screening programmes across Central and Eastern Europe.
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