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U.S. lung cancer outcomes vary widely, with some states improving while others face major challenges in screening, survival, and equity.
The American Lung Association’s 2025 “State of Lung Cancer” report reveals significant disparities across U.S. states in lung cancer screening, survival, and treatment access.
Maine ranks fifth in screening rates but only 24% of eligible residents get annual low-dose CT scans, despite proven life-saving benefits.
Oklahoma ranks near the bottom in screening, survival, and early diagnosis, while Iowa faces challenges with high smoking rates and radon exposure.
Pennsylvania shows progress with a 27% improvement in five-year survival, ranking ninth nationally, though it remains a top state for radon and smoking.
Experts stress the importance of early detection, expanded screening access, and insurance coverage for biomarker testing to improve outcomes, especially for never-smokers and underserved populations.
Los resultados del cáncer de pulmón en los Estados Unidos varían ampliamente, con algunos estados mejorando mientras que otros enfrentan grandes desafíos en la detección, supervivencia y equidad.