Campaign updates and real stories from Australians who have screened for lung cancer.
10 days after screening for lung cancer, Geoff received life-saving surgery.
A former smoker living in regional Victoria, Graham was surprised when his doctor told him he was eligible for the National Lung Cancer Screening Program and could access a free low-dose CT scan.
Robyn expected little to come out of lung screening. Instead, the scan changed everything.
Liz, 64 from Sydney, welcomed the chance to have a free scan through the National Lung Cancer Screening Program (NLCSP).
In partnership with First Nations creative agency 33 Creative the It’s Good to Know campaign is connecting with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to share information about the National Lung Cancer Screening Program (NLCSP).
Pride is all about showing up, celebrating community and looking out for one another, and that includes having conversations about our health.
For many people living in rural and remote Australia, local community events are more than a place to connect.
Language should never be a barrier to accessing life-saving health information.
Nearly a year on from the launch of The National Lung Cancer Screening Program (NLCSP), there is an important milestone to celebrate.
