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The National Cancer Institute offers a free low-dose CT (LDCT) lung scan under a state program. This is a modern, fast, and safe examination that shows the actual condition of your lungs within minutes.
Lung cancer is deceptive: in its early stages it develops with no symptoms whatsoever — no pain, no signs of any kind. By the time the first noticeable signs appear, the disease has often already progressed. According to the WHO, about 80–90% of lung cancer deaths are caused by smoking.
That's why regular early screening is a real chance to save a life. LDCT is a diagnostic method with a minimal radiation dose that can detect even the smallest abnormal changes at the stage when treatment is most effective.
You can join the program if:
At the National Cancer Institute, we believe early detection saves lives. Don't put off taking care of yourself — fill out the questionnaire today.
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