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Is Medicare Ignoring Cheaper Lung-Cancer Test?

wbbm0218lungtechnologyLung cancer is the leading cancer killer in the United States. Now, new technologies are making it easier and less expensive to detect it early.

But is Medicare making it too hard for patients to get access to them? 2 Investigator Pam Zekman looks at one company’s struggle to get a procedure approved.

Electromagnetic navigation bronchoscopy — or ENB – gives physicians a virtual tour of a patient’s lungs

“This is a potentially very powerful tool in the toolbox (against) lung cancer,” says Dan Sullivan, president of a company called superDimension, which developed and markets ENB.

 

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How Sun and Smoke Trigger Cancer

 

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Lung Cancer Symptoms: What to Look for

 

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Catching Lung Cancer Early

 

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New study confirms kids exposed to second-hand smoke are at elevated risk for lung cancer later

 

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Tests Commonly Performed To Diagnose Lung Cancer

 

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Cancer DNA Test – Learn Your Disease Risk and Maybe Avoid the Disease

 

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Five-Minute Survey Can Help Predict Lung Cancer

 

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Study spotlights efficacy of questionnaire to identify patients at high risk for lung cancer

 

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New procedure boosts lung cancer survival rate and shortens recovery time

 

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