Non-small cell lung cancer patients who exercise can improve their breathing, strength and range of motion while reducing side effects, fatigue, and anxiety.

National lung cancer screening guidelines may not be sufficient for minorities and other people in underrepresented communities, say researchers.

Lung cancer mortality in women is expected to dramatically increase worldwide by 2030, according to a study involving data from 52 countries.

While it’s impossible to completely shield yourself from lung cancer relapse, there are some things you can do to stack the odds in your favor.

Fatigue, loss of appetite, and changes in your finger nails could be indications that your lung cancer has advanced, or metastasized.

It’s not just smoking.

Tori Tomalia had bone cancer when she was young, and spent most of a year at the Mayo Clinic. When she was 37, she was diagnosed with lung cancer. Here's her story.

Congrats on quitting. But your risk of complications remains higher, new research shows.

A new study explores why this form of cancer seems to be rising in women born since the mid-1960s.

Researchers in Japan recently discovered that patients with lung cancer, including those with Stage 1 disease, have significantly higher-than-normal levels of a biomarker called cytoskeleton-associated protein 4 (CKAP4).