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Get Your CT Lung Cancer Screening at the Mall
One of the developments advocates for responsible screening of patients for lung cancer with low-dose CT specifically have warned about is screening occurring outside experienced facilities where patients can receive counseling about risks and benefits, as well as help reading their results. However, there is little they may be able to do to stop such practices
