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Lung Cancer: Publications and Resources

Summary: The Disabled World category on lung cancer offers a range of articles covering essential aspects of the disease, such as distinguishing between small cell and non-small cell lung cancer, identifying early warning signs like persistent cough or chest pain, exploring potential causes including smoking and environmental factors, and outlining various treatment options such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. These publications provide valuable information for anyone seeking to understand lung cancer, including individuals with disabilities and seniors who may face unique challenges related to diagnosis and management, offering insights into the complexities of the disease and potential avenues for care and support. The content aims to be informative and accessible, potentially aiding readers in navigating their health journey and understanding available resources.

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Lung Cancer: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfacePublication
Type
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Cancer - 50 Years OnLung Cancer Alliance2012/01/062013/06/11
Early Detection of Lung CancerUniversity of Bonn2011/05/16
National Radon Action MonthLung Cancer Alliance2011/01/06
Guidance for Those at Risk for Lung CancerLung Cancer Alliance2010/11/25
Cheek Swab May Detect Lung CancerNational Science Foundation2010/10/07
New Hope for Lung Cancer PatientsTMD Limited2010/08/04
Selenium Shows No Benefit in Prevention of Lung CancerUniversity of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center2010/06/05
New MRI Scan for Lung Diseases and AsthmaUniversity of Nottingham2009/10/13
Research Reveals What Drives Spread of Lung CancerMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center2009/07/02
Women and Lung Cancer RisksAsbestos.Net2009/04/182013/06/18
Small Cell Lung Cancer: General OverviewIan C. Langtree2009/04/052023/02/01
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: Types, Stages, TreatmentIan C. Langtree2009/04/042023/01/31
Lung cancer: Molecular Scissors Determine Therapy EffectivenessHelmholtz Association of German Research Centers2009/03/172009/04/04
Surviving Lung CancerTemple University2009/03/042016/11/05
Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Lung CancerDr. A. A. Mundewadi - Chief Ayurvedic Physician at Mundewadi Ayurvedic Clinic, Thane, Maharashtra, India.2009/02/212019/12/14
Lowering Risk of Getting Lung CancerAlan Wighton2009/02/212010/07/13
Lung Cancer Types and StagesMiles Greer2009/02/212010/11/25
Lung Cancer SymptomsIan C. Langtree2009/02/212011/10/13

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