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Did you know a CT lung cancer screening can detect cancer early? That improves treatments and saves lives, but how do you know if you should have a screening? Dr. Gullotto gives some details that can help. Learn more…
We’re joining with the American Lung Association and Lung Force to build awareness for CT lung cancer screenings. Let’s stop lung cancer. Learn more…
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths in the US. Low-dose CT lung cancer screenings give doctors and patients the ability to detect lung cancer when it’s potentially curable. Dr. Carmelo Gullotto explains the criteria for and benefits of a lung cancer screening. Learn more…
Research recognizes that low-dose CT (LDCT) screenings can be a useful tool for detecting lung cancer early when it’s at a treatable stage. And, now many insurance plans are covering the procedure. Dr. Carmelo Gullotto explains how LDCT works. Learn more…
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of death from cancer in this country. Individuals at high risk for lung cancer now have access to a low dose, low cost screening procedure. And, recently, this procedure became covered by most insurances and Medicare. Dr. Carmelo Gullotto, a body imaging radiologist at Wake Radiology, explains who should consider talking with their doctor about having a lung cancer screening. Learn more…
September 22, 2014 – Lung cancer screenings offer hope for early detection. Wake Radiology becomes the first healthcare provider in North Carolina to earn the distinction as a Lung Cancer Screening Center by the American College of Radiology. It currently offers lung cancer screenings at six accredited locations across the Triangle. Learn more…