Catching Lung Cancer Early: New Tools, Better Outcomes
Early detection saves lives. Learn how advanced screening programs and robotic technology are transforming the fight against lung cancer. In this episode, Dr. Peter Olivieri, III, a pulmonologist and critical care leader at UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center, explains who should be screened, how the process works, and what makes today’s minimally invasive diagnostic tools so precise and effective.
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