Precision Screening for Lung Cancer: Risk-Based but Not Always Preference-Sensitive?

In this issue, Caverly and colleagues present the results of a sophisticated modeling analysis that explores the importance of disutilities in the lung cancer screening decision. The editorialist discusses the unavoidable tensions among the various goals of screening, the role of patient preferences, and how physicians can incorporate Caverly and colleagues' findings into their discussions with patients about lung cancer screening.

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