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Network policy briefs published in four new languages

The Lung Cancer Policy Network is pleased to publish its series of six supporting policy briefs in Arabic, French, Simplified Chinese and Spanish.

Network joins European Lung Cancer Congress to advance screening implementation

The Lung Cancer Policy Network joined this year’s European Lung Cancer Congress to collaborate and showcase our activities in supporting screening implementation.

Lung cancer screening toolkit expands to focus on underserved communities

The Lung Cancer Policy Network is pleased to publish a series of new resources to help users navigate the Lung cancer screening implementation toolkit while also enhancing the focus on engaging traditionally underserved communities.

Air pollution: an ever increasing risk to lung health

Addressing air pollution provides an opportunity to examine a causal factor of many conditions, specifically respiratory diseases.

Lung cancer policy roundtable to be hosted in Warsaw and online

At the event, leading figures will discuss the status of lung cancer in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and generate tangible actions for policy change.

Lung cancer screening in England: the process of implementing a national programme

We explore key steps in the iterative process that led to the government's commitment to implementing a national screening programme for lung cancer in England.

Meet our members: Ricardo Sales dos Santos

We speak to Ricardo Sales dos Santos, MD, PhD; Thoracic Surgeon, Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, MaterDei, Oncoclínicas, HapNDI Health Networks and Professor at SENAI CIMATEC University Center, Brazil

Learning from implementation report published in Arabic, French, Spanish and Simplified Chinese

Originally launched in 2022, the Network’s report showcases the wealth of research on low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) screening and includes four practical lessons

Network publishes year in review report to demonstrate annual achievements

The Lung Cancer Policy Network has published its 2023 in review: building the evidence base report, detailing what the Network and its members have achieved over the past year.

Meet our members: Ebba Hallersjö Hult

We speak to Ebba Hallersjö Hult, Co-founder and Head of Vision Zero Cancer, a mission-oriented innovation hub coordinated by Stockholm School of Economics Institute for Research, Sweden.

Lung cancer screening in Croatia: leading the way for earlier detection in Europe

We explore key considerations for the success of the lung cancer screening programme in Croatia, discussing the pivotal role that integrated technology and reimbursement for primary care providers have played.

Reflections on 2023

This year, the Network has focused on building an extensive evidence base that underpins key policy goals which look at addressing the global burden of lung cancer.