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flag A national lung cancer screening expansion, backed by the NCI, aims to boost early detection and reduce disparities across 60 U.S. sites.

flag A national study is expanding the QUILS™ lung cancer screening program to 60 U.S. sites, building on Kentucky’s success in boosting screening rates and reducing late-stage diagnoses. flag Funded by the National Cancer Institute, the two-phase project, led by University of Kentucky and University of Colorado researchers, will refine the program and may include a four-year trial to identify key effective components. flag The initiative supports patient eligibility, tobacco cessation, and shared decision-making. flag Separately, a digital program called mPATH-Lung increased screening rates among over 26,000 high-risk smokers in North Carolina, with 24.5% completing scans within 16 weeks—up from 17% in the control group—across all demographic groups. flag The digital tool, accessible via health portals or text, offers education, decision support, and online scheduling. flag Both efforts aim to improve access to life-saving lung cancer screening and reduce disparities.

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