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  • The NCCN Guidelines provide evidence-based recommendations for lung cancer screening.

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  • Review of the latest NCCN Guidelines for Lung Cancer Screening.
  • Analysis of updates concerning screening eligibility criteria.
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  • Recent updates refine criteria for individuals eligible for lung cancer screening.
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Conclusions:

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