LUNG CANCER (DIAGNOSIS)

This study compares a new AI system, COSMO, against human pathologists to see which can more accurately diagnose brain, lung, and kidney cancers from tissue slides. About 30 pathologists will review up to 300 de-identified images, while the AI analyzes the same cases independentl…

This study looks at whether an 8-week online yoga program can help people with lung cancer recover better after lung surgery. About 40 adults who had surgery for early-stage lung cancer will either take live yoga classes from home or continue with standard care. The goal is to se…

This study tests whether a special infrared light that makes veins easier to see can help lung cancer patients feel less pain and more comfort during IV insertion for chemotherapy. About 160 patients will be randomly assigned to get the infrared-assisted IV or the usual method. R…

This study follows over 1,800 people who finished treatment for early-stage lung cancer to see how often they get follow-up CT scans. Researchers want to know if getting scans every 6 months helps find new cancers earlier or improves survival compared to yearly scans. The goal is…

This study looks at 200 people with both lung cancer and a lung scarring condition called pulmonary fibrosis. Researchers want to see how well immunotherapy (a type of cancer treatment) works in these patients and if it causes more side effects. They will also study tumor samples…

This study uses advanced heart scans (coronary CT angiography) to understand why people with rheumatoid arthritis face higher risks of heart disease, lung problems, and depression. Researchers will follow 4,000 participants aged 50-75 for up to 10 years, collecting blood samples,…

This study tests whether a CT scan done right after removing a lung nodule can help surgeons decide if they need to remove more tissue. Currently, doctors only know if the cancer was fully removed after the surgery, when a pathologist checks the sample. By giving surgeons immedia…