The American Cancer Society recommends yearly LDCT lung cancer screening (lung cancer screening test) for certain people at higher risk for lung cancer who meet all of the following conditions: Are 50 to 77 years old and in fairly good health Currently smoke or have quit within the last 15 years Have at least a 20-pack year smoking history Receive smoking cessation counseling if they are current smokers Have been informed about the benefits, limitations, and possible harm of early screening with LDCT scans If you are at higher risk for lung cancer, talk with your doctor about your private lung cancer screening options and ask for a referral to a screening center in your area
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