Many types of cancer are now curable or, if not cured, becoming a chronic illness. In 2012, it
was estimated that there were more than 13,500,000 cancer survivors in the United States …

Background Despite much research published on lung cancer screening, China has had no
large-scale study on the missed diagnosis of lung cancer in a health examination …

Background Lung cancer in young patients (less or equal to 45 years) is uncommon and has
clinical characteristics different from that in older patients. We investigated the outcomes and …

Background Most lung cancer risk prediction models were developed in European and
North‐American cohorts of smokers aged≥ 55 years, while less is known about risk profiles …

Early‐onset lung cancer diagnosed up to the age of 50 is a very rare disease, with an
increasing incidence rate. Differences in aetiology, characteristics and epidemiology of early …

Objectives Non-small-cell-lung-cancer (NSCLC) in young adults (≤ 45 years-old) accounts
for a very small proportion, as this disease usually occurs in people at older age. The …

Objective To systematically review the literature and provide an update and integration of
existing peer-reviewed guidelines with recent systematic reviews and with primary studies …

Background Tracheal, bronchus, and lung cancer (TBL) is one of the main cancer health
problems worldwide, but data on the burden and trends of early‐onset tracheal, bronchus …

Chronic inflammation triggers DNA damage and oncogenic mutations and causes tumor
formation and tumor progression. One of the important components of the inflammatory …

Purpose Few studies examining the clinical features and gene mutations in lung cancer
patients 30 years of age or younger have been published. A trend towards increasing …