Eva-Marie gets screened every year

Eva-Marie smoked for over 15 years. Seeing lung cancer take both her mother and uncle motivated her to quit and get the low-dose CT scan every year. “It’s like getting a mammogram. It’s that important to me. The more you know, the easier it is to take care of it.”

Together, we can help current and former smokers take action and start screening. We need your story about low-dose CT scanning and how early detection has saved your life.

Tell us about your experience with low-dose CT scanning and lung cancer. Your story will be published on our website and will help build a community, spread awareness, and provide hope to others.

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Screening success stories

Michele B.

I was diagnosed with NSCLC, Squamos, Stage 1B in October of 2017. You cant attach the word fortunate to the biggest cancer...

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Jo Ann J.

I quit smoking after many decades on October 2, 2017, cold turkey. Woke up that morning, made a cup of coffee and lit one...

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Melinda M.

I am 55 years old and quit smoking over 11 years ago, but was worried about lung cancer. As soon as I heard about the low...

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Cheryl M.

I quit smoking 5 years ago after 44 years! My UAB primary care doctor suggested I get the scan. I had a 0.9 cm nodule...

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Denise L.

For 3-6 months, I would pass a billboard on the highway as I drove home from work. It was for early detection, lung...

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Roberta T.

In July 2016, I went to my primary physician for a check up. He knows I've been a smoker for 30+ years. He told me about...

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