National Lung Cancer Screening Program

Australian Government

Address: Not applicable

Website: www.health.gov.au/our-work/nlcsp

Regions: Statewide

Service Types: Screening, Information

Costs: Free

Referral Required: No

Service Description:

National Lung Cancer Screening Program aims to improve health outcomes by detecting lung cancer early. The program screens for lung cancer in eligible people aged between 50 and 70 years, using low-dose CT scans. Screening is accessed via local Aboriginal Medical Services, health clinics or GPs.

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