The PROACT LUNG study is testing a new blood test to find lung cancer early. Lung cancer is a disease where cells in the lungs grow uncontrollably. If you smoke or used to smoke, and are 50 years or older, you might be able to join. This study will collect blood and check medical records. You will also get a Low-Dose Computed Tomography (LDCT) scan, which is a special kind of X-ray. This is part of the usual care for people who might have lung cancer. The study will last at least 24 months, and you'll need to give a blood sample. If you have had cancer treatment recently or other serious health issues, you cannot join.
- The study lasts at least 24 months.
- Blood sample and LDCT scan are required.
- Check if you qualify based on age and smoking history.