Russia's Ministry of Health considers adding low-dose CT scans to routine health screenings for high-risk lung cancer patients, according to a report by Vedomosti.
Russia's Ministry of Health is considering the inclusion of low-dose computed tomography scans for chest examinations in routine health screenings for patients at risk of lung cancer, according to Vedomosti.
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