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There is growing support for the strategy of screening high-risk populations for early cancer detection because of the lack of progress in improving outcomes with advanced metastatic disease [(1][1] [, 2)][2] . In light of recent promising reports with spiral computed tomography (CT)-based lung

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Is the Gene Expression Pattern of Lung Cancer Detected by Screening With Spiral Computed Tomography Different from That of Symptom-Detected Lung Cancer?