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Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer in the U.S. An estimated 127,070 Americans will die from lung cancer in 2023.1 Early detection of lung cancer through low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) screening has been shown to significantly reduce lung cancer mortality in high-risk populations and is currently recommended annually by the U.S.

Dr. Blackmon shares her inspiration for becoming a thoracic surgeon and underscores the importance of lung cancer screenings.

As long as the values of the STS-PAC remain in line with my own, I will continue to contribute to it.

Learn how to deploy a strategy to intentionally work with consultants and achieve the highest quality of care.

STS Advocacy talks about the possibility of a prolonged government shutdown and its significant impact on numerous government activities.

STS's response to five key provisions in the current reimbursement proposed rule.

One attendee's reflection on the STS Leadership Institute and his invaluable discoveries from the year-long course.

STS recently endorsed and is actively working to advance several key bills in Congress to improve access to lung cancer screenings.  

While establishing a niche gets you recognized across the healthcare field, how should you handle requests to speak outside your niche?

A new loan repayment program will support physicians who serve in medically underserved areas.