Not anybody's fault: why lung cancer is so often found late
Vee Rayson is a lung cancer nurse. She explains why the signs are easy to explain away, and what happens when lung cancer is suspected.
Inside the lung cancer diagnosis pathway
A lung cancer team at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals in the UK on what happens between a referral and a diagnosis.
I had no symptoms: how my lung cancer was found by chance
Amanda had just walked from Canterbury to Rome when a routine heart scan found lung cancer. She had no symptoms at all.
Sometimes the signs of lung cancer are not what you expect
Paul had no cough and no breathlessness. His wife Vee, a lung cancer nurse, noticed the signs that others might have missed.