This series on “Lung Cancer Screening” was edited by Dr. Sandra Starnes, MD, Division of Thoracic Surgery, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, OH, USA. This series systematically covered the most significant and challenging issues regarding lung cancer screening, e.g., the risks and prediction models, technologies and strategies, methods and procedures, as well as outcomes, etc. Besides, this series included renowned experts from different medical centers in the USA.
Lung cancer screening: the past, the present and the future
The evidence behind lung cancer screening: a narrative review of randomized clinical trials
A narrative review of lung cancer screening: risks of lung cancer screening
A narrative review of risk prediction models for lung cancer screening
Opportunities and challenges in lung cancer screening implementation: a narrative review
A narrative review of lung cancer screening implementation: increasing utilization of evidence-based practice
Biomarkers in lung cancer screening: a narrative review
Narrative review of radiomics for classifying pulmonary nodules and potential impact on lung cancer screening
A narrative review of lung cancer screening in underserved populations
Disclosure:
The series “Lung Cancer Screening” was commissioned by the editorial office, Current Challenges in Thoracic Surgery without any sponsorship or funding. Sandra Starnes served as the unpaid Guest Editor for the series.