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.
A marathon runner who couldn't climb the stairs: Gillian's lung cancer diagnosis
Gillian was a marathon runner who suddenly couldn't climb the stairs. She was told it was probably anxiety, but she knew something was wrong.
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.
From scan to treatment: three lung cancer specialists
A radiologist, a thoracic surgeon and an oncologist on the steps between a scan that finds something and the right treatment.
I went in for lung cancer surgery and woke up stage 4
Maria's lung cancer was found by chance during tests for her gallbladder. She went in for surgery, and woke up to find it had spread.
Misdiagnosed with TB: six months to a lung cancer diagnosis
Natasha had a hoarse voice, a cough and was losing weight. She was first investigated for TB, and diagnosed with lung cancer six months after her symptoms began.
My first sign of lung cancer was a pain under my shoulder
Ernst had no cough or breathlessness. His first sign of lung cancer was a strange pain under his shoulder and down his arm.
A routine X-ray found Soumitra's lung cancer
Soumitra had no symptoms when a routine chest X-ray found his lung cancer. He was treated straight away.