The NHS trust says the software will improve the efficiency and accuracy of chest X-ray analysis ... that could speed up the detection of lung cancer and other serious illnesses.

Common symptoms of small cell lung cancer are coughing, trouble breathing and chest pain. If your doctor is concerned you may have it, they may order imaging tests be done, like a chest X-ray or ...

Health experts urge individuals to be aware of the symptoms of lung cancer, which often include a persistent or worsening cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, unexplained weight loss ...

Robotic bronchoscopy can help diagnose spots in the lungs when they are still small, catching cancer sooner and saving many ...

A North Yorkshire hospital has introduced AI technology that could speed up the detection of lung cancer and other serious ...

It is one of the top four types of cancer in the UK and symptoms are often hard to detect in the early stages, but spotting these sensations may be signs to get treatment ...

Today, the American Cancer Society (ACS) released Cancer Statistics, 2025, the organization's annual report on cancer facts and trends. The new findings show ... Lung cancer may be seen on chest ...

A new laser is helping doctors detect lung cancer ... lung cancer with a blue laser light in what may become a routine screening programme. Current diagnostic procedures include chest X-rays ...

A simple finger test that can be done at home could provide an early indication of lung cancer. Lung cancer ... wheezing, frequent chest infections, a changing or worsening cough, chest and ...

The procedure may be necessary for people who have suspected cancer in the chest ... X-ray several hours after the procedure to check for any leaking air. A person may have a sore throat after a ...

The latter's chest X-ray software is already being put to use ... thus enabling clinicians to detect - or rule out - lung cancer and other conditions quicker. It will act as a "second pair ...

Five innovative projects across Northern Ireland and Wales have been awarded a share of £1million to develop technology to reduce waiting times and improve outcomes for cancer patients.