Community Connections: Lung Cancer Screening & Incidental Pulmonary Nodule Programs

Lung cancer remains the #1 leading cause of lung cancer deaths in the US, but evaluation and monitoring of incidentally detected lung nodules can help to diagnose lung cancer at earlier stages when it is most treatable.

On Wednesday, June 26th at 12:00 PM (ET), join us for this virtual event where you will hear from Dr. Luis Raez of Memorial Cancer institute, who will share critical information about the Incidental Lung Nodule Program at Memorial Cancer Institute and the life-saving impact it has on early diagnosis of lung cancer. This presentation will cover the following themes, and more:

• Screening options for those at at-risk for lung cancer
• Screening criteria and eligibility
• Positive outcomes of early detection and early intervention
• Evaluation, risk assessment, and management of incidentally detected lung nodules on imaging studies
• Local resources and information on Memorial Cancer Institute’s Incidental Lung Nodule Program
• Audience members are invited to ask questions on these topics and more
• The free event will be hosted on Facebook Live and via Zoom.

Questions for the panelists: Send questions to Nicole.Reyes@lung.org before the webinar and have your questions answered live! Our interactive chat is another way to ask questions on the 26th.

Meet The Presenter

This Community Connections event is proudly brought to you by
 Memorial Cancer Institute.