Combating Misinformation with Multisociety Advocacy - The Example of Lung Cancer Screening - 3/15/26

Описание: Editor-in-Chief Sue Yom hosts Dr. David Cooke, Physician-in-Chief at UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center, Professor and Founding Chief of the Division of General Thoracic Surgery, and Task Force Chair of the UC Davis Comprehensive Lung Cancer Screening Program; Dr. Ella Kazerooni, Director of Cardiothoracic Radiology, Chair of the Radiology Service Excellence Program at the University of Michigan, and executive sponsor of lung cancer screening at the American College of Radiology; and Dr. Drew Moghanaki, Professor and Chief of Thoracic Radiation Oncology at UCLA who previously led the the VA Partnership to Increase Access to Lung Screening. All three were co-authors on the multisociety statement, "Misinformation and Overestimation of Computed Tomography Lung Cancer Screening Harms—Methodology Matters: A Joint Statement from The Society of Thoracic Surgeons, the American Society for Radiation Oncology, and the American College of Radiology."

Chapters:
Welcome to the Podcast - Combating Misinformation in Lunger Cancer Screening: 0:00
Dr. Cook on STS Involvement, Lung Cancer Screening Definition, and Personal Advocacy: 2:48
American College of Radiology's Role in Lung Screening Policy and Advocacy: 13:20
Demystifying False Positive vs. False Discovery Rates in Screening: 18:45
ASTRO's Commitment to Early Lung Cancer Detection and Addressing Flawed Data: 21:23
The Essential Multidisciplinary Role in Lung Cancer Screening Management: 26:22
Unpacking the Overstated Risks of Lung Cancer Screening Complications: 32:26
Patient-Centered Communications and Shared Decision-Making in Lung Screening: 37:03
Empowering Primary Care and Highlighting Lung Cancer Curability: 45:09
The Reality of Lung Cancer Cure and Medicare's Unique Screening Requirements: 48:26
Debunking Misinformation About Radiation Risk from CT Scans: 50:56
ACR's Role in Technical Implementation and Future of CT Imaging: 57:12
Exploring Multi-Cancer Early Detection Tests and the Future of Screening: 1:02:08
Personal Stories, Final Reflections, and Thanks to Our Guests: 1:10:44