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Newsletter:	Be Informed
PSA:	Look Deeper Let’s face it: Americans are obsessed with breasts. Sometimes an obsession can prove positive, like when it promotes greater awareness and increased funding to fight breast cancer. Unfortunately, another kind of cancer, lung cancer, causes almost twice as many deaths among women
Marketplace:	Shop for a Good Cause! Have you been looking for lung cancer awareness pins, bracelets, earrings and more? All proceeds benefit lung cancer research, awareness and education programs.

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Debate continues over diagnostic scans for lung cancer - The Boston Globe

Source: www.boston.com

For the 42 percent of Americans who smoke cigarettes or once did, a ruling from the state’s highest court last month seemed to offer hope that a simple screening tool could help them ward off advanced lung cancer.

Here's another article about the debate over diagnostic scans for lung cancer:

Questioning a Test for Cancer - NYTimes.com

Source: www.nytimes.com

Scaring people into quitting is the marketing rationale for a new genetic test, which purports to identify which smokers have the highest risk of developing lung cancer.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/07/business/07lung.html